有了新家的 Budgie 发布了第一个新版本
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> 在一个新组织的管理下， Budgie 10.6 发布在一个新的仓库，进行了一些令人印象深刻的改进。
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早在今年一月份，Solus 的前联合负责人 Joshua Strobl 在离开 Solus 后去 SerpentOS 工作的传闻成为了新闻头条。


你可以在我们的 [原始报道](https://news.itsfoss.com/solus-co-lead-resign-budgie-serpent/) 中阅读更多关于它的内容。


然而，他仍然想为 Budgie 桌面环境工作，所以他（在一个新的仓库中）复刻了这个项目，并成立了 Buddies Of Budgie 组织。三个月后，这个组织变化后的第一个版本已经到来，我们将在这里看看它。


### Budgie 10.6 的新变化


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鉴于这是自上述组织结构调整后的第一个版本，它的功能变化相当少。尽管如此，这里有一个关于新内容的总体总结：


* 完善的主题设计
* 新的通知系统
* 代码重新格式化


在最新更新的公告中，Joshua 还提到：



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> Budgie 10.6 旨在弥合 Budgie 传统的“下游”消费者和开发组织本身之间的鸿沟，使像 Ubuntu Budgie 这样的下游能够更密切地参与到它的开发当中。
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> 作为我们的核心支柱之一，即成为一个平台而不是一个产品，Budgie 10.6 和未来的 Budgie 版本的目标是提供一个宏观世界，或一组最小的紧密耦合的组件，并将生态系统的其余部分留给下游消费者的决策和价值观，无论它是发行版还是终端用户。
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所以，如果你担心 Budgie 桌面环境在分裂后的发展，这应该能让你放心了。


#### 主题改进


![](/data/attachment/album/202203/11/225927x799sw7bj7nbuum4.jpg)


看起来，这个版本的主题改进基本上是为了提高一致性，做一些细节的改变，以获得现代的外观。


例如，边框圆角已经应用于一些桌面元素，统一的间距，统一的小工具的颜色方案，以及对 GTK 主题支持的其他改进。


从我对这个版本的亲身体验来看，这些变化是细微的，但也能让人感受到，而且确实感觉到它们使 Budgie 更能与 GNOME 和 KDE 等桌面相提并论。


#### 新的通知系统


虽然不是很明显，但 Budgie 现在已经有了一个新的通知系统。其最大的影响是它现在已经从位于屏幕右侧的面板 Raven 中移出。


因此，其他 Budgie 组件现在可以使用新的通知系统。一个提到的例子是“解锁未来在图标任务列表中支持通知徽章的能力”。


同样，虽然此变化很小，但确实打开了未来的可能性，希望我们能在未来的版本中看到这些带来的变化。


#### 其他改进措施


Budgie 10.6 一些其他的变化包括：


* 使用制表符而不是空格，对一些代码进行了常规的重新格式化。
* 重新引入对 GNOME 40 的支持，以启用 Ubuntu LTS 支持。
* 将 GNOME 控制中心重新命名为 Budgie 控制中心。
* 修复了扩大 Raven 缩略图导致 Raven 本身调整大小的问题。


如果你想了解更多，你可以在 [GitHub](https://github.com/BuddiesOfBudgie/budgie-desktop/releases/tag/v10.6) 上找到发布公告，以获得完整的新功能列表。


* [Budgie 10.6](https://github.com/BuddiesOfBudgie/budgie-desktop/releases/)


### 获得 Budgie 10.6


如果你想获得 Budgie 10.6，最好是先等待你的发行版将其打包。如果你使用的是 Arch，这可能需要不到一周的时间，而 Ubuntu 及其衍生版本则需要更长时间。


对于那些喜欢冒险的人来说，你也可以尝试编译它，但如果你愿意尝试，你可能已经知道如何做了。


总的来说，Budgie 10.6 看起来是一个值得关注的版本，特别是考虑到其重大的组织变化。


你对 Budgie 10.6 的变化有什么看法？请在下面的评论中告诉我们吧！




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Back in January, ex-co-lead of Solus Joshua Strobl made headlines after leaving Solus to work on SerpentOS.

You can read more about it in our [original coverage](https://news.itsfoss.com/solus-co-lead-resign-budgie-serpent/).

However, he still wanted to work on the Budgie desktop environment, so he forked the project (in a new repository) and formed the Buddies Of Budgie organization. Three months later, the first release since this organizational change has arrived, which we will be looking at here.

## Budgie 10.6: What’s New?

![budgie](https://news.itsfoss.com/content/images/wordpress/2022/03/budgie-10.61-1024x576.png)

Seeing as this is the first release since the aforementioned organizational shift, it is pretty light on features. Despite this, here is a general round-up of what’s new:

- Theming refinements
- New notification system
- Code reformatting

With the announcement of the latest update, Joshua also mentions:

Budgie 10.6 aims to eliminate the divide between traditional “downstream” consumers of Budgie and the development organization itself, enabling those downstreams like Ubuntu Budgie to get more intimately involved in its development.


Applying one of our core pillars of being a platform rather than a product, the goal with Budgie 10.6 and future releases of Budgie is to provide a macrocosm, or a minimal set of tightly coupled components, and leave the rest of the ecosystem up to the decisions and values of downstream consumers, be that distributions or end users.


So, if you were worried about the development of the Budgie desktop environment after the split, this should reassure you.

### Theming Improvements

![](https://news.itsfoss.com/content/images/wordpress/2022/03/budgie-10.6-theming-1024x952.jpg)

It appears that this release’s theming improvements were almost entirely about improving consistency and subtle changes for a modern look.

For example, border radii have been applied to some desktop elements, uniform spacing, the unified color scheme for widgets, and other improvements to the support for GTK themes.

From my hands-on experience with this release, the changes were subtle but there, and it did feel as if they brought Budgie more in line with desktops like Gnome and KDE.

### New Notification System

While not immediately obvious, Budgie has now received a new notifications system. The biggest impact of this is that it has now been moved out of Raven, the panel located on the right side of the screen.

As a result, other Budgie components can now use the new notifications system. One mentioned example is “*unlocking the capability to support notification badges in Icon Tasklist in the future*”.

Again, while minor, this change does open up future options, so hopefully, we can see these taken advantage of in future releases.

### Other Improvements

Some other changes in Budgie 10.6 include:

- Use of tabs instead of spaces, general reformatting of some code.
- Reintroduce support for GNOME 40, to enable Ubuntu LTS support.
- Renaming GNOME Control Center to Budgie Control Center.
- Fixes to expanding Raven thumbnail causing Raven itself to resize.

If you are curious to learn more, you can find the release announcement on [GitHub](https://github.com/BuddiesOfBudgie/budgie-desktop/releases/tag/v10.6?ref=news.itsfoss.com) for a full list of new features.

## Getting Budgie 10.6

If you want to get Budgie 10.6, it would probably be best to wait for your distribution to package it first. This will likely take less than a week if you are on Arch, with Ubuntu and its derivatives taking somewhat longer.

For those feeling adventurous, you could also try compiling it, but you probably already know how to do that if you’re willing to try it.

Overall, Budgie 10.6 seems to be an exciting release, especially considering its significant organizational changes.

*What do you think about the changes in Budgie 10.6? Please, let us know in the comments below!*

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