Vasakos
We are currently at an early development stage and the dream of having our own icons is still far away, not only because of how much work we still have to do with the desktop itself, but also because we lack a designer who can help us create a default icon pack.
Today we published our second plugin for Tauri. It is a simple abstraction of something we had been doing in our applications. We managed to extract the code and publish it as a plugin so that any developer can use it. It is called tauri-plugin-user-data and it lets you use user data quickly and easily in your applications. It is completely free and open source, so any developer can use it.
Today we published our first plugin for Tauri. It is a simple abstraction of something we had been doing in our applications. We managed to extract the code and publish it as a plugin so that any developer can use it. It is called tauri-plugin-vicons and it lets you use icons quickly and easily in your applications. It is completely free and open source, so any developer can use it.
Today we decided to release a sort of visual DEMO of what VasakOS is. Even though it is not available to the general public, it is a sort of video that shows what the VasakOS environment looks like and how it behaves. It was recorded on a real computer and not in a virtual machine, so the real performance of the operating system can be seen. It was recorded on a computer with a Ryzen 5 processor and 16GB of RAM.