Release Notes: TouchTerm 2.1

• Feature:
  Added Full-Screen mode and UI transparency to facilitate full-screen terminal usage. Revised special character interface to support multiple overlay keyboards for Alt and Function key support. Added several settings to allow further interface customization.
• Feature:
  Added support for Function and Alt keys.
• Feature:
  Unicode character encoding support.
• Feature:
  The Ctrl/Alt buttons now display their state.
• Bugfix:
  Fixed a character encoding bug that caused some problems when using pico/nano.
• Bugfix:
  Added workaround for problem which sometimes caused connections to fail on EDGE/3G.
• Bugfix:
  Added a check to validate short key passphrases.
• Bugfix:
  Fixed a crash that could occur when deleting the most recently used connection profile.
• Bugfix:
  Fixed a default terminal emulation setting that caused inconsistent line-wrapping behavior.
• Bugfix:
  Fixed a crash that could occur when using One-Time Connection.
• Bugfix:
  Improved Unicode support throughout for filenames, usernames, passphrases, and so on.
• Bugfix:
  Fixed a bug that prevented the disclosure buttons from bringing up the Connection Profile editor.
• Bugfix:
  The Connections screen now permits accelerometer-based rotation back to Portrait Mode.
• Bugfix:
  Alternate character set support.
• Bugfix:
  Fixed a character encoding problem that caused some programs to respond incorrectly to the Backspace key.
• Bugfix:
  Add passphrase verification to key creation screen.
• Bugfix:
  Added special handling for commonly-used "settitle" script that could cause a TouchTerm hang due to sending invalid VT100 control sequences.
• Bugfix:
  Added support for graphical ASCII characters (eg, used in ncurses/dialog-based programs).
• Bugfix:
  Optimized screen drawing and caching to improve responsiveness with output-intensive programs.
• Bugfix:
  Fixed a bug in drawing characters with multiple graphical attributes set.
• Bugfix:
  Fixed a bug that could cause a hang when SSH escape characters were used. (Note: for now TouchTerm ignores SSH escape chars, but we plan to add support for them in a future release.)