Plans can change · Roadmap
What we’re
working on.
Splinterm 0.1.0 is stable for its documented Omarchy/Arch setup. Here’s what we want to improve next. These are plans, not release dates or features you can install today.
Current position0.1.0 · stable
- Everyday use
- 1.0 support
- Remote work
- More Linux setups
x86_64 · Omarchy / Arch · native Wayland
Already available
The basics are here. The next step is making them easier to use.
Persistent Lairs, saved layouts, explicit restore, theme and font following, local-file drops, SSH access, and tool permissions already ship. You can also choose work that ends with its window. See what’s supported. Keeping commands alive through a background-service upgrade is still future work—save your work before upgrading 0.1.
01
What we want to improve
- A short path from installation to your first Dojo
- Work you can recognize in tabs and pickers
- Easy-to-find shortcuts, including tmux-style controls
- Clear upgrade instructions and useful error messages
- Better feedback when SSH connections fail
- Repeatable checks for everyday use and performance
What to expectYou can organize work, return to it, and know what will end a running command—without asking the maintainer.
02
What we want to improve
- Clear supported platforms and support periods
- Tested upgrades, downgrades, and recovery steps
- Settings and tool interfaces you can rely on
- Straightforward bug and security reporting
- Documented resource limits and failure behavior
What to expectYou know what support to expect, what may change, and how to recover if an upgrade goes wrong.
03
Later · Connected workspace
Make remote work feel familiar.
Make working on this machine, over SSH, or through an authorized tool feel more consistent.
What we want to improve
- Familiar controls for local and remote work
- Better examples and support for tool integrations
- A clear difference between your actions and a tool’s
- Shareable workspace descriptions that are data, not executable scripts
What to expectThis does not mean cloud accounts, syncing secrets, a public daemon port, or several people typing into the same pane.
04
What we want to improve
- Nix and Home Manager setup
- More Wayland desktops
- Packages for other distributions
- Extensions with clear limits
- Compatibility fixes for applications people use
Before committingThere needs to be a real need, a way to test it regularly, and time to maintain it.
Not promised
What isn’t on offer.
- Keeping commands running through a reboot
- Support for every
foot.ini setting - Tools acting without permission
- Several people typing into the same pane at once
- A cloud service for managing your terminals
- Support for Linux setups we cannot regularly test
Looking for something available today?
Start with
the current release.
The docs explain what works now and how to use it. The detailed roadmap covers the plans above without treating them as shipped features.
