Selected release and pairing
These notes describe Console 0.8.0 for Linux x86-64, paired with separately installed ASPL 0.7.0. The release facts identify the matching source revision and original archive. Website prose corrections retain those archive and offline-file bytes.
Release facts are bound to the verified archive and publication receipt. Verify file checksums before installation.
Download and integrity · Install and requirements · First run
Verified changes from 0.7.0
- Console has its independent 0.8.0 version and the Arabic product name لوحة أوامر لبات in the application and desktop entry.
- Private Fcitx, IBus and Local Compose workers retain runtime inventories, matching dependency sources, original notices and replacement/relink material.
- Input ownership and fixed Fcitx keyboard choices, bounded output and local file operations, and Arabic/English offline installation, first-run and dependency-replacement guides are included.
Use the current command reference and complete installation layout with this release. An older Console archive is not a fallback for missing selected files.
Limitations
- Verified on Omarchy 4.0.4, Linux 7.2.5-3-omarchy x86-64, Hyprland 0.56.2 and XWayland 24.1.13, with system Qt 6.11.2, glibc 2.44 and GCC 16.2.1 runtimes. No portable Linux host floor is claimed.
- Requires separately installed ASPL 0.7.0, system Qt/platform/transitive libraries and Arabic/Latin fonts. Bundled objects require GLIBC_2.43, GLIBCXX_3.4.36, CXXABI_1.3.15 and Qt_6.11 symbols.
- IBus requires an external desktop daemon and selected engine. Live desktop IBus interoperability is unverified; absence and controlled-peer checks passed. Local Compose requires host locale/table data. Native Fcitx and Local Compose checks passed on Wayland and XCB.
Console runs saved programs with line input and a small set of local file commands. It does not install ASPL. Keep system Qt, fonts and input-route requirements aligned with the tested host facts. See Troubleshooting and dependency replacement for recovery and matching material.