desktop-v0.0.35
dmtrKovalenko/odiffdesktop-v0.0.35Sep 24, 2026by github-actions[bot]
Upgrading?
AI Summary
Adds Linux support via deb/rpm packages, enables plugin slash commands, introduces a diagnostics export feature, and restores voice input transcription.
Key Highlights
- Cline Desktop now runs on Linux (deb/rpm packages)
- Plugin slash commands now work in the desktop app
- New diagnostics export feature (strips sensitive data)
- Voice input works again with provider-backed transcription
New Features
- Linux support
- Plugin slash commands
- Diagnostics export
- Voice input restoration
- Reasoning effort memory per provider
Full Release Notes
- Cline Desktop now runs on Linux. Each release ships x64 `.deb` and `.rpm` packages alongside the macOS and Windows builds. **Open folder…** uses the native GTK picker, and updates download in the background and install when you choose **Restart now**, so you are never hit with a surprise password prompt. There is no AppImage for now - Plugin slash commands now work in the desktop app. Commands a plugin registers, like `/goal`, used to be sent to the model as plain text; they now run the plugin's handler, show its reply, and start a turn only when the command asks for one. Enabled plugin commands appear in the slash menu, skills and workflows in that menu now come from the conversation's own workspace (including worktrees), and a broken plugin no longer makes every slash prompt fail - Settings has a new **Diagnostics** row. **Export…** writes a single text file to your Downloads folder with the app version, OS, settings, recent sidecar and hub logs, and the manifests of the sessions you pick. API keys, credential-shaped values, your prompts, and your home directory path are stripped, so the file is safe to attach to a GitHub issue - Voice input works again with provider-backed transcription, and it streams live. OpenAI, Vercel AI Gateway, and ElevenLabs transcribe as you speak; when the network drops mid-recording, the app falls back to the browser's recognizer and retries the provider next time. The model picker labels which voice models are realtime and which transcribe recordings - Your reasoning effort choice is now remembered per provider. Reopening a session reset the thinking picker to Low, and that Low was sent with your next message; switching providers now applies the effort you last picked for that provider - Model lists for LiteLLM, Baseten, Hicap, Poolside, Ollama, and LM Studio now show the actual error when your endpoint can't be reached, instead of an empty list or a placeholder model. The app also trusts your operating system's certificate store, so endpoints signed by a corporate CA stop failing with "unable to get local issuer certificate" - When the backend's hub fails to start, the error now says why, and the app waits up to 15 seconds for it instead of 8. The first launch after an install or update can take 8 to 13 seconds on Windows while the new binary is scanned - Renaming a session now sticks after a relaunch, and renaming no longer clears other state such as pinning - CLI sessions that were opened and closed without a prompt no longer show up as empty entries in the sidebar - Arrow-key navigation in the slash command and @-mention menus now scrolls the highlighted option into view - Free models under the picker's Free header no longer carry a redundant FREE badge on every row - Short session titles now have room to edit - Long replies on local models (llama.cpp, Ollama, LM Studio) that hit the output-token limit now compact the conversation and retry once instead of failing the run - New provider: ai&, an OpenAI-compatible endpoint serving open-weight models from Japan - Refreshed the model catalog to 6,386 models. The default model changes for 19 providers, 11 of them to Claude Opus 5.5 (including GitHub Copilot and Vertex). If you use one of those providers without picking a model, expect a different default **Full Changelog**: https://github.com/cline/cline/compare/desktop-v0.0.34...desktop-v0.0.35
Related Repositories
lightpanda-io/browser★ 36,836
Lightpanda: the headless browser designed for AI and automation
tigerbeetle/tigerbeetle★ 17,226
The financial transactions database designed for mission critical safety and performance.
nullclaw/nullclaw★ 8,130
Fastest, smallest, and fully autonomous AI assistant infrastructure written in Zig
zml/zml★ 4,192
Any model. Any hardware. Zero compromise. Built with @ziglang / @openxla / MLIR / @bazelbuild
sleep3r/mtproto.zig★ 2,133
Keep the people you love connected — a tiny self-hosted Telegram proxy that hides in plain HTTPS