Hot on the heels of the last release, we’ve released Atom v1.10 and v1.11-beta!
1.10 Stable
Here are some of the noteworthy changes that are shipping to Stable in 1.10. Thanks to our diligent beta users for helping us test these out and ensure that they deserve the stable designation 
Atom Package Manager Upgrade
The new version of apm runs on Node 4.4.5 and npm 3.10.5. This has a number of benefits including:
- Package dependencies are now flattened by npm 3, reducing problems with paths exceeding the path length restriction on Windows
- Package that depend on native modules now install more reliably
- Installing packages from behind proxy servers should work more easily now
Windows
People on Windows have asked for more control over shell integrations. So we added a System panel to the Settings View on Windows for more control over Atom’s integration with the operating system. Check it out 
New UI inputs
A few commonly used inputs and other controls got added. Open the Style Guide in Atom to see how you can use them in your package or further style in your theme.
All the Little Things
For a comprehensive list, don’t forget to check the release notes! 
1.11 Beta
This version features performance and stability improvements and, in particular, we’re excited that Atom now asks for permission before sending any telemetry data. 
Telemetry Permission
On launching 1.11 for the first time, all users will be presented with this screen asking for their assistance in improving Atom by allowing us to collect information while they use the application:
This is something that a lot of users have been asking for. We’ve always had ways to opt out but it is only right to make it obvious and clear. Now it is!
Improvements and Bug Fixes
Again, don’t forget to check out all the other improvements shipping with this version in the release notes!