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Changelogs for the releases published on that date across the repositories. It is still in Alpha state, so it is common to run into bugs or unfinished features. Any report can be filed in the repositories and/or through the official communication channels

Alpha 4 is here, and it is the biggest update we have published so far. It is not a list of touch-ups: a good part of the desktop stopped depending on borrowed pieces from other environments and got its own —keyring, permissions, notifications, login screen and lock screen— all drawn with the same colors, the same corner radius and the same typeface you chose.

VasakOS is in Alpha. That word means different things in different projects, so here is what it means in this one: the system boots, installs and runs, but there are half-finished features and changes that break compatibility between versions.

This latest VasakOS update brings a number of improvements and new features across different components of the system. The large amount of work done goes hand in hand with the migration to Wayland, aiming for better support for modern hardware. The most relevant changes are detailed below:

Changelogs for the releases published on that date across the repositories. It is still in Alpha state, so it is common to run into bugs or unfinished features. Any report can be filed in the repositories and/or through the official communication channels

Changelogs for the releases published on that date across the repositories. It is still in Alpha state, so it is common to run into bugs or unfinished features. Any report can be filed in the repositories and/or through the official communication channels

Changelogs for the releases published on that date across the repositories. It is still in Alpha state, so it is common to run into bugs or unfinished features. Any report can be filed in the repositories and/or through the official communication channels