Numerous desktop environments for free operating systems, as we all know, especially for GNU / Linux, although some of them are compatible with other systems such as FreeBSD, Solaris, and other BSDs, etc. Now we are presented with a new version of the well-known Enlightenment (or simply E as it is also known), that minimalist highly configurable window manager, which as its name indicates is a light graphical environment so as not to consume too many resources and to be installed in teams with few or more primitive resources.
Enlightenment is not as well known as other environments, but the truth is that it is not unknown as some projects, since many use it. And all of them will be glad that this new version arrives, the illumination 0.21.7 that comes with 45 bugs corrected, improvements for the Wayland graphical server and other functionalities that the project developers have achieved and that now all of you can enjoy if you update ...
simon lee, one of the developers belonging to the Enlightenment project, has been in charge of announcing this past week the availability of the version for all who want to try it. It is another new release of the 0.21 stable branch to improve the user experience with it. Among the improvements, there are not only those 45 corrected errors, but also other interesting changes that have to do with its use and visual appearance, as is usual in updates.
For example, the file manager, themes, xsettings, composer, notifications, the PulseAudio mixer, and other modules have been updated. Likewise, some aspects related to the management of hardware resources have been improved to make it more efficient, and the aforementioned improvement of the support for Wayland. So if you want to download it, you can do it in the official website of the project, where you will also find more information about this software and help.