Theseus Ship, the alternative X11/Wayland compositor developed by Roman Gilg, has reached version 6.1, aligning itself with the latest KDE Plasma 6.1 release. This update brings a significant influx of KWinpatches accumulated over the past four months, further solidifying its position as a robust and feature-rich alternative to the standard KWin compositor.
The most notableaddition in this release is the integration of COMO (Compositor Modules), a project spearheaded by Gilg himself. COMO aims to revolutionize the way Wayland compositors function by introducing a modular approach. This allows developers to create and integrate specialized modules thatextend the functionality of the compositor, offering greater flexibility and customization options.
Beyond the integration of COMO, Theseus Ship 6.1 also incorporates the latest screen locker changes from KWin. This ensures that users enjoy a seamless and consistent experienceacross both compositors, regardless of their choice.
Theseus Ship 6.1 represents a significant step forward for this ambitious project. By embracing the latest advancements in KDE Plasma and incorporating innovative features like COMO, Theseus Ship continues to carve its own path in the world of compositors, offering users a compellingalternative with a focus on customization and flexibility.
For those interested in exploring the world of alternative compositors, Theseus Ship 6.1 is available for download on GitHub. This release marks a significant milestone in the development of this project, and it will be interesting to see how it evolves in the future.
References:
- Theseus Ship 6.1 Release
- KDE Plasma 6.1 Release
- KWinFT Rebrand to Theseus Ship
- COMO: The Compositor Modules
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