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Here is a highlight of package inclusions and updates. Hackfest and Sundays with Solus Videos Packaging Highlights

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You can install all of these now via the more extensive 3rd-Party wiki page.

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Introduced more elaborate battery rendering but less verbose percentage values and time info (hide seconds).īryan a.k.a DataDrake has landed a multitude of software into our 3rd-Party, primarily revolving around providing a larger set of developer tooling, namely from JetBrains, such as:.Increased font size from 9pt to 10pt for slightly improved readability.Desaturated i3status coloring to better complement the Arc-based i3 bar background.

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Daniel a.k.a crash_ from our community provided configuration settings to ensure preference, popup, and task dialog windows are floating.

This is merely commented out so easy to enable for others and ourselves in future if needed.

Changed workspacing colors easier to differentiate between focused and unfocused windows, workspaces, and so forth.

Changed tztime to have date after time.

Further default styling has been implemented, such as:.

Disabled networking sections since they are largely redundant given nm-applet, which we now ensure launches alongside i3 so you can more easily configure your networking via the i3 bar.

A volume change sound is now played when you change the volume via keyboard keys.

The improvements and integration of i3 in Solus has continued throughout last week, such as ( but not limited to): We hope this clarifies our position! i3: I got too much love in all these tiles!

XFCE development and progression doesn’t match the velocity of Solus nor do we view XFCE as providing functionality that can’t otherwise be achieved with Budgie or MATE.

Additionally, we have no plans on support Mir and convergence is out of the scope of Solus' goals.

Unity is heavily tied and integrated with Ubuntu.

Plasma: Core Team is primarily focused on providing GTK experiences and frankly lack interest in packaging, providing, maintaining, and integrating Plasma.

However, the Plank and Pantheon Terminal applications will still be provided and supported within Solus due to their popularity with our users. We don’t feel confident in being able to provide a properly integrated PantheonĮxperience given prior experiences with trivial items such as Pantheon Terminal.

Pantheon as an upstream project have been slow to integrate changes from downstream contributors, in addition to being heavily tied to the Launchpad infrastructure.

Cinnamon has typically been slow to integrate upstream changes and is extensively targeted toward / tied to the Linux Mint project.

To summarize the talking points raised in our latest Sundays with Solus: Naturally, this opened the door for inquiries into the support of other desktop environments, such as Pantheon, XFCE, and so-forth.

Ikey is currently working on an improved notification style with mate-notification-theme-solus.

Keyboard-driven menu applet, as well as fleshing out the selection of software in the default MATE ISO. The remaining items include setting the default panel layout and selecting a

Our MATE desktop is almost completely packaged barring some minor items, and the default configuration is closing on completion, by way of mate-desktop-branding.

Where are we with delivering MATE currently?

MATE provides a more traditional desktop experience than Budgie, which has been a blocker for a number of users wanting to make the Solus switch to take advantage of the operating system itself.

MATE desires to maintain a traditional user experience but leverages modern technologies to accomplish these goals.

Like Budgie, MATE is a forward-looking desktop environment.

Compared to other desktop environments, this naturally meant less work towards integration, which has in fact been fairly simple.

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Not only is MATE already based on GTK, but we’ll be shipping a full MATE experience enabled with GTK3.So why was MATE chosen? To summarize a few points mentioned throughout the Hackfests, as well as Sundays with Solus: We will be providing MATE as an option for your desktop experience, as well as shipping a Solus MATE Edition alongside our primary, Budgie image, both of which are expected to next be available for Solus 1.2.1. On Friday we were happy to start our Solus Mystery Hackfest with a big announcement that builds upon the emphasizing we did in the previous This Week in Solus that we don’t believe in one-size-fits-all approaches. Welcome to the 35th installation of This Week in Solus! Have you found your Sol-MATE?

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