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Budgie desktop experience gets better with the updgrade.
We recently covered the key feature additions arriving with Budgie 10.7 release.
And now, the new release has landed.
There are impressive things that you can expect with the upgrade. Here are the highlights.
The refinements aim to add polish to the user experience. Some of the most significant changes include:
The application indexer scans through your system for the installed applications.
It replaces the use of libgnome-menu providing more reliable indexing across several directories which are used to store desktop files.
The desktop settings section has received some design changes for widget selection.
You can add/select widgets for the panel or the new Raven widget system while getting relevant developer information such as the author, website, description, and copyright information.
With the new application indexer, the run dialog search results should improve.
You will also find some visual enhancements, like the size of Run Dialog adjusts according to the work area of the screen, and the description for the apps is easy to read.
A new screenshot tool has also been introduced with Budgie 10.7 that allows you to take screenshots of windows, areas, or your entire screen. You can choose to use any other screenshot tools for Linux, of course, if needed.
Budgie's menu includes technical changes that allow it to support dual-GPU systems.
You can also find a personal user menu that lets you open a file manager directly to folders like Home, Documents, etc. This should provide better accessibility.
You will notice several subtle changes like a new power dialog throughout the desktop.
Some of the ones worth mentioning include:
You may refer to the official announcement post for details on bug fixes and finer details.
The latest Budgie release can be expected to be seen with Ubuntu Budgie's upcoming release or the official Fedora Budgie spin with the release of Fedora 38.
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