Beanviser Release Notes

This page provides the summary of each Beanviser release for webOS Open Source Edition (OSE).

v2.0.7 (February 14, 2023)

This release might not work in certain OSE build versions ranging from #420 to #432 due to lack of necessary permission.

Beanviser cannot be launched if gconf shared libraries are not installed in your host machine.
Workaround: Install gconf shared libraries using the following command:
```
$ sudo apt install libgconf-2-4
```

Provides logs from GStreamer, along with metadata (from webOS media server) and dot graph.
Added warning and error indicators for System CPU, System memory, Process CPU, and Process Memory.
Provides sequence diagram for ls-monitor.
Provides the list of processes that are currently running in Process CPU and Process Memory tabs. Processes can be filtered from this list.

Beanviser can display a wrong pop-up message if network gets disconnected while the GStreamer is running.
Workaround: Reload or relaunch the tool for using the GStreamer function.
Beanviser does not allow you to disconnect the device when GStreamer is running.
Workaround: Stop the GStreamer operation to disconnect the device.
GStreamer Save button gets disabled when you start the operation without clearing the existing data.
After launching media apps continuously, Beanviser can get slow and may freeze its operations.
Workaround: Stop ls-monitor to use media apps continuously.

This is the first official release of Beanviser Open Source Edition. For a detailed list of features, see key features.

Log viewer filter buttons are enabled even while the page is still loading.
The “$” character is accepted in the device name. However, on Linux it gets converted to numbers.