Kyber 0.6.0

Kyber now supports audio. Capture is available on Windows and Linux, and playback works on all platforms — audio is disabled by default and can be enabled by passing --audio=true. macOS joins the platform roster with software-based video decoding and full keyboard, mouse, and gamepad input support; hardware-accelerated decoding via VideoToolbox is present but not yet performant in this release. Input forwarding can be fully disabled by passing --inputs=false, which is useful for view-only monitoring setups. A long-standing bug on Linux where a left mouse click would only register once has been fixed, and a loading failure affecting both client and host on Windows 11 has been resolved.

Changelog

• client: --inputs=false can now be passed to disable inputs
• Audio grab (Windows/Linux) and playback (All) is now available. It is disabled by default, and can be enabled with --audio=true
• Update libvlc, based on ba9b27e1ae + 0latency.41
• macOS client: Minimal implementation. Video Toolbox performances are bad, but software decoding is working correctly. Basic Keyboard/Mouse/Gamepad support
• Linux client: Fix a mouse left click issue that works once
• Windows: Fix loading issue for both Client/Host on Windows 11