VitruvianOS 0.4.0

A broad foundation release: better hardware support, a saner desktop session, and a more reliable build pipeline.

What’s new from 0.3.2

Desktop session manager (janus). Vitruvian now starts, manages, and shuts down its servers through a proper session manager instead of ad-hoc scripts. Logins and reboots are cleaner and more predictable.

Display and input

The graphics backend works on more GPUs and handles multi-seat hardware transitions cleanly. Keyboard input now uses the native Linux keymap system, so non-US layouts and special keys start to behave the way you’d expect.

Storage and apps

Mounted volumes, paths, and Tracker windows are more accurate; several long-standing rough edges around the root volume and file refs are fixed.

For users installing Vitruvian

ARM64 builds are now produced alongside x86_64.

Downloads

GitHub release page

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