14 DAY TRIAL // It looks like January 18 was a good day for free software releases, and in this article, we would like to inform our readers about the availability of the third maintenance release for the Enlightenment 0.20 open-source desktop environment.
Enlightenment 0.20.3 is now available for download and comes three weeks after the announcement of the second maintenance release of the lightweight desktop environment for Linux kernel-based operating systems. According to the release notes, which have also been attached at the end of the article for reference, it fixes over 30 bugs reported by users since Enlightenment 0.20.2.
Among the changes, we can mention that the randr dialog is once again capable of correctly applying restore operations, there's better support for using the xbl_avail variable, and a spelling issue in the .pc file has been fixed. e_grabinput will no longer bypass faulty times, the ecore-x component has been removed from the Wayland build, windows are now being tiled with "Static" gravity, and the winlist directional selection action code is now clearer and simpler.
Wayland support has been improved
Furthermore, Enlightenment 0.20.3 improves the Wayland support, blocks input devices from the backlight list, and implements support for unpopulating all gadcons during shutdown operations. It also adds support for adjusting the frame during the first recalculation of new clients, disables the custom logging while using the eina backtrace, and makes the config pointer of the ibar EINTERN.
Last but not least, the autoclose and menu hiding features have been greatly improved, the zoomap recalculations that occur during recursion have been optimized, and the configuration files of the illume modules have been removed. Download Enlightenment 0.20.3 for your GNU/Linux operating system right now from Softpedia or check the default software repositories of your distribution in the coming days for updated packages. More details can be found in the changelog below.