WeConfig can now be run on both Linux and Windows machines
The framework used for the graphical user interface (GUI) has been changed from WPF to Avalonia, with this some parts of the interface has been overhauled
Windows specific parts of the backend code now also have a corresponding Linux implementation
Removed the Backstage menu (the WeConfig-cog that used to be in the top-left corner). You can now find all those features as part of the new File Menu at the top
CIDR- and IP Address input boxes now preview the generated color of that Address/Range
Number inputs now show the valid range of inputs (if any)
Unified all views where you can select and operate a single device to all behave in the same way
Unified all views where you can select and operate on multiple devices at the same time to all behave in the same way
Fixed fonts to make sure WeConfig looks the same on both Windows and Linux
New custom title bar for the application window
Configuration/Status views now show status accrued for each device during operations.