- **`oh` works in PowerShell (#319).** PowerShell has a built-in alias `oh` (for `Out-Host`), so `oh --version` ran that and failed. The Windows zip now carries `ohub.exe`, the same program under a name nothing hides, and `install.ps1`, which installs both for the current user and puts them on `PATH`. Where PowerShell runs scripts it also removes the alias in the profile; under Windows' default policy, where a profile cannot run and would only print an error, it says to use `ohub` and never changes the policy. Tried on the Windows VM under both policies.
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- **Admin › Runners › Images tells a peer-held image from the hub's own (#342).** An image only runners hold shows as "manifest" (sent by which runner) rather than "hub", and one no runner holds now is marked nowhere, as an image the hub lacks is.
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- **A queued job's reason names CPUs too.** A runner with a free slot but not the room for a job was said to lack "the memory or disk"; earth-1's limit is often its CPUs (5, with a 4-vCPU job running), so it says "the memory, CPUs or disk".
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