v0.10.0

LizardByte/Sunshinev0.10.0Jan 12, 2022by ReenigneArcher

AI Summary

This release enhances user interaction with gamepad rumble, keyboard shortcuts, and a secured WebUI login. It also fixes audio issues and improves Linux hardware encoding support (VAAPI).

Key Highlights

Added support for Rumble with gamepads
Added support for keyboard shortcuts
WebUI requests username/password pair on first open
Fixed audio crackling introduced in v0.8.0
Improved VAAPI hardware encoding on Intel i7-6700
Added Windows service scripts for boot

New Features

Gamepad rumble support
Keyboard shortcuts
WebUI authentication
Audio crackling fix
VAAPI support
Service scripts

Full Release Notes

## Sunshine installation guide
### Windows
* Download and extract Sunshine-Windows.zip
* Optionally install [ViGEmBus](https://github.com/ViGEm/ViGEmBus/releases)

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### Ubuntu 20.04
1. Download sunshine20-04.deb
2. `sudo apt-get install -f ~/Downloads/sunshine20-04.deb`
#### If this is the first install
3. `sudo usermod -a -G input $USER`
4. Reboot

### Optional -- Run Sunshine in the background
1. `systemctl --user start sunshine`

### Ubuntu 21.04
1. Download sunshine21-04.deb
2. `sudo apt-get install -f ~/Downloads/sunshine21-04.deb`
2. Follow instructions for Ubuntu 20.04 as needed

### Debian
1. Download sunshine-debian.deb
2. `sudo apt-get install -f ~/Downloads/sunshine-debian.deb`
2. Follow instructions for Ubuntu 20.04 as needed

### Changes
* Some cosmetic changes to the WebUI.
* Added support for Rumble with gamepads.
* Added support for keyboard shortcuts <--- See the README for details.
* The first time the WebUI is opened, it will request the creation of a username/password pair from the user.
* Fixed audio crackling introduced in version 0.8.0
* (Linux) VAAPI hardware encoding now works on Intel i7-6700 at least. <-- For the best experience, using ffmpeg version 4.3 or higher is recommended.
* (Linux) Installing from debian package shouldn't overwrite your configuration files anymore. <-- It's recommended that you backup `/etc/sunshine/` before testing this :P
* (Windows) A very basic script has been added in `Sunshine-Windows\tools` <-- This will start Sunshine at boot with the highest privileges which is needed to display the login prompt.
* install-service.bat
* uninstall-service.bat