This release offers complete feature parity between the graphical interface and the command‑line interface. It can run entirely without a desktop environment; just execute iscsi‑util to start the program.

This release improves compatibility with CachyOS and fixes the issue where the tuned systemd service prevented persistent mounts from surviving reboots.

This update introduces a refreshed visual design with full light‑theme compatibility, improved target cards, enhanced detail panels, and a more consistent colors across the application. Stability, responsiveness, and overall user experience have been significantly improved.

iSCSI‑Util — Release Overview

iSCSI‑Util is a lightweight graphical tool for managing iSCSI connections on Linux.
It provides a clear and accessible interface for discovering targets, connecting sessions, configuring CHAP, and reviewing system activity — without using iscsiadm manually.

Highlights

• Discover iSCSI targets on remote servers
• Connect and disconnect sessions safely
• Configure CHAP and Mutual CHAP per target
• View active sessions and service status
• Inspect relevant logs for troubleshooting
• Initialize iSCSI disks through a guided workflow
• Persistent per‑target configuration stored in JSON
• Modern Avalonia‑based interface

Requirements

• Linux system with open-iscsi
• systemd for managing iscsid
• Administrative privileges for certain operations