Software update: balenaEtcher 1.5.80

Version 1.5.80 of balenaEtcher has been released. With this open source and cross platform program, OS images can be flashed to memory cards or USB sticks in a simple and safe way. In the selection screen it only shows memory cards or USB sticks, so that a hard disk partition is never accidentally overwritten, and afterwards the write action can be validated. Furthermore, it is also possible to write an image to multiple devices at the same time. The changelog for the past few months looks like this:

Changes in version 1.5.80:

• Use zoomFactor to scale contents in fullscreen mode
• Update electron to v7.1.14
• Fix sass files path for lint-sass

Changes in version 1.5.79:

• Remove “Download the React DevTools for a better development experience” message
• Fix error when launching from terminal when installed via apt.

Changes in version 1.5.78:

• Update drivelist to 8.0.10 to fix parsing lsblk –pairs

Changes in version 1.5.77:

• Fix error message not being shown on write error
• The RGBLed module has been moved to a separate repository

Changes in version 1.5.76:

• Prefix temp permissions script name
• Fix image drop zone, remove react-dropzone dependency
• Update etcher-sdk to ^2.0.17

Changes in version 1.5.75:

• Initialize leds object map

Changes in version 1.5.74:

• Etcher pro leds feature
• Compress deb package with bzip instead of xz
• Update electron to 7.1.11
• Sort devices by device path on Linux

Changes in version 1.5.73:

• Update electron to v7.1.10

Changes in version 1.5.72:

• Remove no longer used angular svg-icon component
• Remove no longer used closestUnit angular filter

Changes in version 1.5.71:

• Update resin-corvus to 2.0.5

Changes in version 1.5.70:

• Make header draggable again
• Refactor drive selector and confirm modal to React
• Rework lib/gui/app/styled-components to typescript
• Convert FlashAnother & FlashResults to typescript
• Use React instead of Angular for image selection
• Convert the drive selection step to React
• chore: move flash step to React
• Use React instead of Angular for image selection