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Every notable change. NOBLE follows semantic versioning; the full history is on GitHub.

1.1.0: full Linux parity

Full Linux support, on par with Windows. bash, zsh and fish (Git Bash on Windows too) now report their working directory without any setup: your own ~/.bashrc, .zshrc or config.fish loads first, then NOBLE adds a small prompt hook. Splits and restored sessions open in the right folder, git status refreshes after each command and finished commands in background tabs are marked, as with PowerShell.
Linux release binaries are static (they run on any distribution) and are also built for ARM64.
Copy and paste work on Wayland; over SSH or without a system clipboard, copied text reaches your own clipboard through the terminal (OSC 52).
Without a graphical session (SSH, console), links are copied instead of opened, files and the config open in a terminal editor, and “open folder” opens a shell tab there.
Settings offers pwsh and nu on Linux and Git Bash on Windows as shells.
Update check: once a day NOBLE looks for a new GitHub release and shows it at the bottom right. Click update or run noble update to download the prebuilt binary and replace the installed one (noble update --check only reports).

On X11, copied text could disappear right away when no clipboard manager was running.
The Antigravity session is now found on Linux (Secret Service), so its quota is shown there too.
A shell path containing backslashes chosen in Settings is saved as valid TOML.
Symbols typed with AltGr (\, @, {, | … on many European layouts) were dropped in the search bar, filters, the command palette and text prompts.
A window title with certain Unicode letters, or an OSC 7 / file:// link with a % before a non-ASCII character, could crash NOBLE.
settings.json files starting with a UTF-8 BOM are now read; the Claude hooks setting no longer fails on them.
Paths next to the home folder that share its name (C:\Users\me2) are no longer shortened to ~.
Turning the Claude hooks on or off keeps the key order of ~/.claude/settings.json.
The Claude Code hooks setting is hidden when Claude Code is not installed.

Real shells in tabs and splits (ConPTY on Windows): zoom, drag to resize, drag tabs to reorder, rename.
Scrollback search, ctrl+click on URLs, OSC 8 hyperlinks and file:line paths.
Working-directory tracking through OSC 7 / OSC 9;9 for PowerShell, cmd and OSC 7 prompts.
Background tabs are marked when a long command finishes, the bell rings or an app sends a notification.
Session restore and named workspaces.

Git projects with branch, changes, commits to push or pull, and a card with recent commits and changed files.
Quick launch for 13 AI CLIs (Claude Code, Codex, OpenCode, Copilot, Antigravity, Pi, oh-my-pi, Freebuff, Grok Build, Cursor, Command Code, Cline, Kilo Code). Only installed ones are shown.
AI quota for Claude Code, Codex, Antigravity, OpenCode Go, Kilo Code and Command Code, with a pace warning.
Optional Claude Code hooks that show each session as working, needs you or your turn.

CPU history and per-core load, memory, network, disks, battery and a sortable process table.
20 themes, terminal color schemes read from Windows Terminal, live-reloaded config.toml.