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<\/center><\/p>\nIn the new release:<\/p>\n
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- The package base has been updated to Debian 13. By default, the standard Debian kernel is used, with Secure Boot support. An optional installation of the Liquorix kernel, optimized for desktop tasks, is available.\n
- A utility called tileos-kernel-manager has been added for installing and updating the Linux kernel.\n
- By default, the sudo-rs utility is enabled \u2014 a variant of sudo rewritten in Rust;\n
- systemd-resolved is used as the DNS resolver, and dhcpcd5 is employed as the DHCP client;\n
- The TileOS Welcome utility has been added to facilitate initial system setup.\n
- When automatically formatting the disk, the Btrfs file system is enabled by default. Support for installation on a partition with the F2FS file system has been added;\n
- The screensaver swaylock has been replaced with gtklock;\n
- The system includes the Timeshift backup program and tools for working with Btrfs;\n
- The system includes the Kdeconnect daemon, which provides synchronization with mobile devices;\n
- User scripts have been rewritten and optimized, with the built-in capabilities of systemd used for autostarting most components;\n
- A power-profiles-daemon module has been added to the Waybar panel for quick switching between power-saving modes;\n
- The swaykbdd component has been added to implement separate keyboard layouts for each window;\n
- The SwayOSD component has been added to provide an on-screen indicator when the volume or screen brightness changes, as well as the Caps Lock key status;\n
- The Flatpak package manager is preinstalled and enabled by default;\n
- Minor improvements in the Plymouth splash screen;\n
- The Sway Input Configurator tool has been updated, fixing minor bugs and beginning preparations to support other Wayland compositors, such as MiracleWM.\n<\/ul>\n
Two new experimental editions have been added:<\/p>\n
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- Niri Edition \u2014 uses the Niri desktop, written in Rust and implementing a tiling layout method in the style of the GNOME extension PaperWM, where windows are grouped in an endlessly scrollable strip on the screen. All standard components of TileOS are utilized in Niri Edition, such as the Waybar panel. There are plans to incorporate the Dank Material Shell in the future.\n
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<\/center><\/p>\n- Miracle Edition \u2014 uses the MiracleWM desktop, built on the Mir library. MiracleWM provides an interface in the style of Sway while implementing various graphical effects (window switch animations, transparency, etc.). Configuration is done in YAML format. Since MiracleWM is still under active development, many features are not yet implemented, and stable operation is not guaranteed.\n
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<\/center>\n<\/ul>\n - Miracle Edition \u2014 uses the MiracleWM desktop, built on the Mir library. MiracleWM provides an interface in the style of Sway while implementing various graphical effects (window switch animations, transparency, etc.). Configuration is done in YAML format. Since MiracleWM is still under active development, many features are not yet implemented, and stable operation is not guaranteed.\n
- Niri Edition \u2014 uses the Niri desktop, written in Rust and implementing a tiling layout method in the style of the GNOME extension PaperWM, where windows are grouped in an endlessly scrollable strip on the screen. All standard components of TileOS are utilized in Niri Edition, such as the Waybar panel. There are plans to incorporate the Dank Material Shell in the future.\n