GlirOS 0.1.79
Instructions and memory for projects and chats
Desktop app
- Instructions and memory for projects and chats: in a project's ⋯ menu, write what every chat in it should know or do ("answer in Norwegian; the house is from 1978") and keep facts for the project; a chat's own ⋯ menu does the same for that chat only. They go with every message, the chat's own first. "Remember that …" in a project keeps it for the project (with "Only this chat" on the notice), and outside a project for the chat when Memory across chats is off. A smaller model gets a short version, made once, with every number and date kept. Never in an incognito chat.
- Media Studio's colour key has new backgrounds behind the cut-out: Blur (the clip's own picture, blurred, with a strength slider), Green screen and Blue screen (pure colours, so the result can be keyed again in another program), beside a colour.
- Research: a research waiting for its plan to be approved, or one you opened again from an old research chat, no longer stops you from starting a new one; deleting a research chat takes its research with it. A report with its moving section headers now opens in the side panel even when it is large. The sources list shows the numbers the text cites, a quote cut mid-sentence runs on to the sentence's end, and the stronger of two agreeing sources is cited.
- Settings > Tools: switching a tool on or off keeps the list where it was, so the next tool is right there.
Web version
- Instructions and memory for projects and chats: in a project's ⋯ menu, write what every chat in it should know or do ("answer in Norwegian; the house is from 1978") and keep facts for the project; a chat's own ⋯ menu does the same for that chat only. They go with every message, the chat's own first. "Remember that …" in a project keeps it for the project (with "Only this chat" on the notice), and outside a project for the chat when Memory across chats is off. A smaller model gets a short version, made once, with every number and date kept. Never in an incognito chat.
- Media Studio's colour key has new backgrounds behind the cut-out: Blur (the clip's own picture, blurred, with a strength slider), Green screen and Blue screen (pure colours, so the result can be keyed again in another program), beside a colour.
- Settings > Tools: switching a tool on or off keeps the list where it was, so the next tool is right there.