DMS 1.5 "The Wolverine" Released
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DMS 1.5 "The Wolverine" Released
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Re: DMS 1.5 "The Wolverine" Released
#2What is a DMS?
Re: DMS 1.5 "The Wolverine" Released
#3What is a DMS?
From the link:
> DankMaterialShell (DMS) 1.5
From the home page:
> Dank Linux: Modern Desktop
Seems like an overall UI (user interface) framework for Linux Desktop.
Visit https://danklinux.com/ to learn more.
Re: DMS 1.5 "The Wolverine" Released
#4What is a DMS?
a vibe-coded "shell", which is a term that has evolved to describe a suite of software that does all the desktop-environment stuff that you don't get when you use an X11 window manager or Wayland compositor that isn't part of a bigger desktop ecosystem.
Re: DMS 1.5 "The Wolverine" Released
#5despite how cringe everything about this is, i'll support anything that gets young people using linux
Re: DMS 1.5 "The Wolverine" Released
#6What is a DMS?
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Re: DMS 1.5 "The Wolverine" Released
#7I've been trying Zirconium[1] (a fedora atomic-based bootable container image with niri+dms) since a few weeks ago, works really well. Can recommend.
[1]: github.com/zirconium-dev/zirconium
Re: DMS 1.5 "The Wolverine" Released
#8The margins/padding on stuff and the sizing is very haphazard.
Re: DMS 1.5 "The Wolverine" Released
#9despite how cringe everything about this is, i'll support anything that gets young people using linux
I agree, I switched to noctalia so I get all the performance benefits without the baggage of telling people I use Dank
Re: DMS 1.5 "The Wolverine" Released
#10I've been trying Zirconium[1] (a fedora atomic-based bootable container image with niri+dms) since a few weeks ago, works really well. Can recommend. [1]: github.com/zirconium-dev/zirconium
What's the benefit to using this over Nix flakes