The material-design themed desktop environment of VeltOS, an Arch Linux-based operating system built entirely upon community input. Check out velt.io for more info.
If you are running Arch Linux, you can install Graphene Desktop by adding repo.velt.io/$arch to your list of repositories and installing the package graphene-desktop via pacman. Click here for more detail.
graphene-desktop uses the following libraries and packages:
- cmake (build only)
- accountsservice
- gnome-control-center (optional)
- gnome-menus
- libpulse
- libcmk (https://github.com/VeltTechnologies/cmk)
- librsvg
- mutter >= 3.22
- nautilus (optional)
- networkmanager (optional)
- paper-gtk-theme-git >= 297 (optional)
- paper-icon-theme-git >= 552 (optional)
- polkit
- systemd
- upower (optional)
All of these are available from Arch's official repositories, the AUR, or the vos repository. For any other Linux distros, you're on your own.
Download/clone this repo and
cd graphene-desktop
cmake .
sudo make all installTo run, start Graphene from a login manager such as LightDM, or execute 'graphene-desktop' from an X terminal. Graphene can also run on Wayland by executing 'graphene-desktop --wayland' from a non-X terminal.
Uninstall by running 'sudo make uninstall' in the graphene-desktop directory. This only works when install_manifest.txt, a file created after installing, is available.
As a whole, Graphene Desktop is licensed under the GPLv3. However, the majority of source files are under the Apache License 2.0. The license information for each file is listed at the top of the file.
Aidan Shafran [email protected]