Release 25.1.0

UI facelift with improved sliders, GraalVM builds for Linux, a streamlined Windows installer, and several bugfixes.

Featured image for Release 25.1.0

Release 25.1.0 brings a UI refresh, expands Linux distribution options, and resolves a batch of bugs.

UI improvements

The layout of several graphical widgets was reorganised for a leaner feel. The text view on the right now has its own dedicated slider. All sliders have been made more visually distinct — easier to spot and grab. Search term colour blending was fixed so highlighted entries render correctly.

LogoRRR now also remembers the position of the time sliders between sessions, so you do not lose your time-range configuration on restart.

The block view was refactored to reduce UI overhead and improve memory behaviour with larger files. This work also cleaned up several rendering paths before the later search-term improvements.

Regex search removed

The regex search functionality was removed. It was never a comfortable fit with LogoRRR’s search term model, and the implementation had rough edges. Removing it simplifies the interface without losing the core filtering capability.

Linux: Flatpak and GraalVM builds

This release introduces Flatpak distribution and GraalVM native builds for Linux alongside the existing .deb packages. Configuration paths were adjusted for Flatpak-compatible storage, making the packaged Linux experience cleaner.

Windows installer improvements

The Windows installer UI has been simplified and LogoRRR now installs per user rather than system-wide, which avoids needing administrator privileges. Thanks to the Advanced Installer team for providing an open-source licence.