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Budgie is an independent, free and open-source desktop environment for Linux and other Unix-like operating systems that targets the desktop metaphor. Budgie is developed by the Buddies of Budgie organization, which is composed of a team of contributors from Linux distributions such as Fedora, Debian, and Arch Linux. Its design emphasizes simplicity, minimalism, and elegance, while providing the means to extend or customize the desktop in various ways. Unlike desktop environments like Cinnamon, Budgie does not have a reference platform, and all distributions that ship Budgie are recommended to set defaults that best fit their desired user experience.

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Budgie (desktop environment) v10.4

History

Budgie was created by Ikey Doherty as the default desktop environment for his new Linux distribution, EvolveOS, which was eventually renamed to Solus. The intention was to use GNOME components to create a more lightweight and traditional desktop that still had most of the features that GNOME provided at the time. Development was announced on Шаблон:Start date, with the first public version being released soon after on Шаблон:Start date.

Budgie would see a flurry of releases in 2015, culminating in version 10 being released in December of that year, a full rewrite of the codebase in the Vala programming language. The desktop would soon spread to distributions other than Solus, with SparkyLinux and Manjaro adopting the desktop environment in 2015. Arch Linux, Ubuntu, and Void Linux would follow in 2016, with a dedicated "remix" edition for Ubuntu being created, eventually renamed to Ubuntu Budgie when it was adopted by Canonical as an official flavor.

Doherty would make his last commit to the repository on Шаблон:Date. Later, on Шаблон:Start date, it was announced that Doherty had ceased communication with the rest of the Solus team for unknown reasons, leaving Solus (and thus Budgie) without a lead developer. Joshua Strobl, one of the members of the newly formed Solus core team and an already active contributor to Budgie, would take up the responsibility of continuing Budgie's development after Doherty's departure.[1]

On Шаблон:Start date, Strobl resigned from Solus[2] and established Buddies of Budgie, a new organization for Budgie development, with other active contributors. Under this new organization, Budgie development shifted from being focused on Solus to being focused on improving the experience across all distributions that ship Budgie. The first release under this new organization was v10.6, released on Шаблон:Start date.[3]

The desktop would see incremental releases in 2022. During this time, contributors to the project that had ceased involvement with Solus began contributing to other Linux distributions. Notably, Joshua Strobl began contributing to Fedora Linux, leading to the inclusion of Budgie in the Fedora repositories and the approval of a Fedora Budgie "spin" to be released with Fedora 38.

2023 would see the release of v10.7, the second major release under Buddies of Budgie, and inclusion of the Budgie package set into both FreeBSD - the first BSD derivative to ship the desktop - and NixOS.

Additional components

Budgie Desktop View

Budgie Desktop View is a software component meant to provide desktop icons within Budgie.[4] Budgie Desktop View is implemented in Vala, and uses GTK 3 for widgets. The source code is available under the Apache License 2.0.

Magpie

Magpie is a fork of the GNOME Project's Mutter window manager with Wayland support removed, principally intended to reduce the maintenance burden of GNOME stack upgrades by stabilizing on a particular version of the Mutter API.[5] Magpie is implemented in C, and its source code is available under the GNU GPLv2.

Budgie Control Center

Budgie Control Center is a fork of GNOME Control Center with Budgie-specific settings and features, and is the standard settings application for Budgie.[6] Budgie Control Center is implemented in C, and uses GTK 3 and libhandy for widgets. The source code is available under the GNU GPLv2.

Budgie Screensaver

Budgie Screensaver is a fork of GNOME Screensaver with additional fixes and minor updates, and serves to provide an authentication prompt when the system is locked.[7] Budgie Screensaver is implemented in C, and uses GTK 3 for widgets. The source code is available under the GNU GPLv2.

Budgie Backgrounds

Budgie Backgrounds is Budgie's default set of background images for use with Linux distributions that do not provide their own, and is entirely composed of public domain images.[8] The source code and images are available under the Creative Commons Zero v1.0 license.

Releases

Version Date Notes
Шаблон:Start date Development announced.[9]
1 Шаблон:Start date First testing release.[10]
2 Шаблон:Start date Visual style improvements, additional applets and dialogs.[11]
3 Шаблон:Start date Code cleanup and performance improvements.[12]
4 Шаблон:Start date Introduction of Vala code; animation, menu, popover, and dialog improvements.[13]
5.1 Шаблон:Start date Panel rewritten in Vala, and the addition of a new plugin API for panel applets.[14]
6 Шаблон:Start date New panel editor for custom layouts.[15]
7 Шаблон:Start date Notifications support and a new XEmbed tray applet.[16]
8 Шаблон:Start date Simplified main menu, cleaner animations, and significant theming improvements.[17]
8.1 Шаблон:Start date Rewrite of the window manager and updated interface components.[18]
8.2 Шаблон:Start date Stability and performance improvements.[19]
8.3 Шаблон:Start date Primarily general bug fixes.[20]
10 Шаблон:Start date Rewrite from the ground up. Introduced multi-monitor support, the Raven sidebar, and multiple panels.[21]
10.1 Шаблон:Start date No release notes.[22]
10.2 Шаблон:Start date Vendored nm-applet launcher, new translations, and Raven improvements.[23]
10.3 Шаблон:Start date New alt-tab implementation, MPRIS artwork support, and applet improvements.[24]
10.4 Шаблон:Start date New applets, plus panel, animation, and personalization improvements.[25]
10.5 Шаблон:Start date New applets, improvements to existing applets, improvements to Raven widgets and notification management.[26]
10.6 Шаблон:Start date First release under the Buddies of Budgie organization. Significant improvements to application tracking, internal theme polish, a rewritten notification system, and updates to the default layout.[27]
10.7 Шаблон:Start date Major re-architectures, new APIs for extensibility, and polish to the user experience.[28]
10.8 Шаблон:Start date Merge Trash Applet, add support for Magpie v0, move system tray to Status Notifier.[29]

Adoption

Distribution Since version Since date Installation method Notes
Arch Linux Rolling Шаблон:Date Шаблон:Yes
Debian 9 "stretch"[30] Шаблон:Date[30] Шаблон:No
EndeavourOS 2019.12.22[31] Шаблон:Date[31] Шаблон:Yes
Fedora Linux 37[32] Шаблон:Date[32] Шаблон:Yes as Fedora Budgie
FreeBSD Шаблон:Date[33] Шаблон:No
GeckoLinux[34] 152.200830.0[35] Шаблон:Date[35] Шаблон:Yes
Manjaro[36] 15.11[37] Шаблон:Date[37] Шаблон:Maybe
NixOS 23.05 Шаблон:Date[38] Шаблон:Yes
OpenMandriva Lx 4.0[39] Шаблон:Date Шаблон:No
openSUSE[40] Leap 15.0 Шаблон:Date Шаблон:Yes
Solus[41] EvolveOS Alpha 1[42] Шаблон:Date Шаблон:Yes
SparkyLinux 3.6-dev1 Шаблон:Date Шаблон:No
SpiralLinux 11.220606[43] Шаблон:Date Шаблон:Yes
Ubuntu[44] 16.04 LTS Шаблон:Date Шаблон:Maybe As Ubuntu Budgie
Universal Blue 38 Шаблон:Date[45] Шаблон:Yes
Ultramarine Linux 35 Шаблон:Date Шаблон:Yes
Void Linux[46] Rolling Шаблон:Date[47] Шаблон:No


Reception

Budgie has been generally well received, with reviews noting its appealing visual design and intuitive layout. Bertel King wrote in 2018 that "Budgie feels like someone took the great things about GNOME, took out all the not so great things, set some great default options, and sent that out into the world." However, King also considered this a negative, writing that Budgie "can feel more like a customized version of GNOME than a separate entity."[48] John Perkins described Budgie as "a beautiful desktop that aims to provide sane defaults and a beautiful interface," while lamenting its limited availability on distributions other than Solus.[49]

Gallery

See also

References

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External links

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