Minimized RDP sessions do not draw a GUI, so streaming those sessions is impossible. The agent can now detect a GUI-less session and show a helpful message.
We've greatly improved the support capabilities of the Level agent. It can now give us much more detailed information about any problems you might encounter. We hope you don't ever need it but if you do, we will be able to diagnose issues faster.
Labels for network interfaces are no longer the generic "Interface 1" through "Interface 10". The label now corresponds to the interface names from the machine ("en0", "loopback", etc).
We've added proper sorting for the CPUs, memory, disks, disk partitions, and network interfaces of a device.
You can now turn on/off maintenance mode for many devices at once from the device listing.
Level now visually identifies the primary partition for each device. Combined with the existing encryption status for each partition, you can see if your device is protected by BitLocker or FileVault. More to come on this soon...
Bug fixes
The Linux agent will no longer report "wtmp" as the last logged-in user.
Installing the agent on Apple Silicon machines sometimes caused a launchctl error to be displayed. The install still worked but the message made it seem like it hadn't. This error should no longer occur.
Fixed a parsing bug that caused the "os install date" to be displayed incorrectly on Mac and Linux devices.
Leaving a Level tab open for a few hours sometimes caused the WebSocket connection to disconnect. This would prevent future remote management sessions from working until the tab was refreshed. We now take care to keep the socket running for as long as the tab is open.
Fixed a bug that caused the partition usage percentage to be displayed incorrectly when the size identifiers were mixed (example: 3 GB free on a 10 TB drive).
Greek language Windows devices were displayed with a Linux icon. We've updated the icon to use more reliable methods of determining the OS so this shouldn't be a problem for other languages in the future.
Fixed a bug that was preventing the "GB free" disk monitor from working.
Removed "synthetic disks" from the disk partition listing on macOS devices.
The device overview now maintains its proper width on smaller displays.
The reachability graph should no longer grow beyond its bounds.
