Improve the consistency of game downloads and installations, especially Steam updates, to reduce delays when preparing PCs for players.
Reduce duplicate data in writebacks by storing identical blocks once, helping suitable ggRock installations make more efficient use of storage.
Make important ggRock events easier to notice with in-app and email alerts for server health, storage problems and issues that can prevent PCs from starting.
Back up ggRock images to a remote SFTP server and restore them when needed, with connection settings and backup progress available in ggRock.
Schedule ggRock image backups to run automatically, reducing manual work and making regular backups easier to fit around your operating hours.
Coordinate multiple ggRock servers on the same network so PCs can be directed to another server at startup when needed.
Back up changes to an image without copying the entire image each time, reducing repeated data transfers and storage use for large game libraries.
Add SSH certificate credentials for remote backups and clearer warnings when entering usernames and passwords in the backup interface.
Improve the process of adding new PC hardware when machines and the ggRock server are on different network subnets.
Support installing and running ggRock on Debian systems with a graphical desktop, offering more flexibility in how the server environment is managed.
Explore support for additional enterprise Linux distributions, giving organisations more flexibility when choosing the operating system for their ggRock server.
Show which ggRock image corresponds to each Windows drive, making PCs with multiple application images easier to understand and manage.
Prevent a virtual disk image from being reduced below the space its contents need, helping administrators resize images with clearer limits.
Improve how Windows licences are managed for PCs using ggRock, making licensing administration clearer within a shared-image environment.
Add finer control over which PCs and staff members can apply writebacks to an image, helping teams manage changes to shared images more carefully.
