Disco 3.5 Christian14 Jun ‘23

Software Update

We are happy to announce the release of Disco 3.5.

With the warm season turning into high gear here in Europe, we made sure that Disco is all water-proof, so that you can do all your process mining from the comfort of your favorite beach.

We gave Disco’s graph layout engine a proper update for a serious performance boost and lots of bug fixes, and we streamlined our Airlift client even more. In the Excel import, there were some bugs we didn’t care for, so we got rid of them.

If you are using Disco on macOS, this release greatly improves the way you can increase system memory, so you can mine even larger data sets without breaking a sweat. Plus, Disco will now alert you if you are running our Intel build on your brand new Apple silicon rig. Which is fine and all but, you know, this one goes up to eleven.

Thanks for all your ideas and bug reports, they keep the good times rolling. Keep it up and, as always, thank you for using Disco!

How to update

We recommend that you update to the latest version of Disco at your earliest convenience. Disco will automatically download and install this update the next time you run it, if you are connected to the internet1.

If you prefer to install this update of Disco manually, you can download and run the latest installer packages from fluxicon.com/disco/download

Changes

  • Process Map: Increased performance and stability of graph layout.
  • Airlift:
    • Improved import reliability.
    • Improved performance and responsiveness.
  • Excel Import: Improved handling of malformed cells during import.
  • Control Center: Improved hardware detection.
  • Connection:
    • Proxy settings auto-detection improved.
    • Improved stability and performance.
  • macOS:
    • Setting the memory limit no longer breaks the installation.
    • Notify users running in Rosetta emulation.
  • Platform: Java update

  1. You need to download and install this update manually to make sure you get the latest version of the Java runtime and graph layout. ↩︎

Christian W. Günther

Christian W. Günther

Product, development, and everything else

Christian creates software which is easy to use, performs great, and is easy on the eyes. He also handles most things design or AV around Fluxicon.

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