Release notes
Every release, newest first. Each page is the release’s own notes as published on the Releases page — what it contains, what it needs, what is known to be wrong with it — kept here so an older one stays readable after the next release replaces the download.
| Release | Date | |
|---|---|---|
| 1.0.0 | 2026-07-31 | The first release of the Avalonia rewrite: Windows, Linux and macOS from one codebase |
What these notes are for
The archive you have installed is the one whose notes apply to you. There is no updater and no version
check, so nothing tells you a newer release exists — and nothing tells you which one you are running
except Help → About.
Two things the notes are the place to look up:
- Whether a problem you are seeing is known. The current list is Known problems; each release’s notes carry the list as it stood at the time, which is how you tell “already known then” from “new since”.
- What an update will replace. Updating the application states the rule —
everything inside
databelongs to the release, everything outside it is yours — and each release’s notes say what it changed insidedata, including any folder it renamed.