Conveniently turn on devices in your network, such as a NAS or a gaming console, using Wake On LAN (WoL).
Features:
Save and restore main window state.
Define additional shortcuts.
Add new toolbar and start page buttons to enable network scanning. When network scanning is on show devices discovered in the local network in the list of devices.
Refine the application icon to improve its contrast on dark backgrounds.
The dialog to add a new device now uses success and error styles for the validity indicators.
Refuse to add a new device if the host name contains a port which is not permitted at this place.
Update translations.
Update translations.
Searching for devices via GNOME Shell now ignores case.
Add "--list-devices" command line argument to list all devices and their status.
Update translations.
The link to translations in application metadata and on Flathub is more helpful now.
Add Dutch translation, and update existing translations.
Turn On now correctly persists devices when a device was edited.
The "About Turn On" dialog now provides a debug report for troubleshooting.
Add Hebrew translation.
Add Italian translation, and update German translation.
Turn On now integrates into GNOME search and offers to turn on devices directly from the search.
The Turn On launcher now offers to add a new device in the context menu.
Turn On itself now provides a basic command line interface; in particular the --turn-on-device option now turns on a device by its label.
Turn On no longer crashes when removing the last device.
Add German translation, and update application metadata.
Shorten summary in metadata.
Delete devices from the list of devices, edit existing devices, show early feedback when turning on a device, and make the dialog to edit devices easier to use with the keyboard (pressing Enter now navigates to the next entry and eventually adds the device).
Refined app icon.
This is the initial release. The application supports the following features in this release:
This release is missing the following features: