Buddies of Budgie

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Buddies and builders of the Budgie Desktop home computing environment #linux #DesktopEnvironment #OpenSource

@joshuastrobl.socialReposted by @buddiesofbudgie.bsky.social

Hot off the heels of #Budgie 10.10.3, working on an item for 10.10.4 since we already have some fixes lined up for it.

Automatic hide & dock mode has been...quirky from the move between Budgie 10.9.x to 10.10.x, so this work is intended square away as much of that as possible!

youtu.be/UlU262Yeg-I

@joshuastrobl.socialReposted by @buddiesofbudgie.bsky.social

I've now updated the #Budgie Desktop stack to 10.10.3 in #Fedora 46 (rawhide). Will sanity check it on the nightly ISO and assuming all looks good, I'll merge it into Fedora 45 tomorrow and check if I need to file any exceptions to get it landed for the release.

Screenshot of Fedora Updates System (bodhi) with the various packages of budgie desktop (and externals like pocillo-gtk-theme) as "stable" in Fedora 46 rawhide.
@joshuastrobl.socialReposted by @buddiesofbudgie.bsky.social

I know quite a few folks have been asking for it and well, here it is (coming soon). #Budgie Desktop packaged up and running on #aerynOS.

Budgie 10.10.3 is right around the corner, so I'll be holding off on submitting it until we ship that within the next couple weeks.

Budgie Desktop shown running on a ThinkPad T15p, with Budgie Control Center open to its About page; Konsole is running with neofetch, moss, and labwc versions specified, and Budgie's Raven is open. Picture taken directly from the front.Budgie Desktop shown running on a ThinkPad T15p, with Budgie Control Center open to its About page; Konsole is running with neofetch, moss, and labwc versions specified, and Budgie's Raven is open. Photo of laptop taken at about a 45 degree angle.