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dwm-titus v0.7.1

5 hours ago

A Fedora 44 X11 desktop update with more reliable installation, stable Settings loading, and universal Cloudflare download links.

Highlights

  • Set up Flatpak and verify the official Flathub remote before installing Flatpak apps. Existing offline system installs reuse their verified system remote (#332).
  • Use a growing XFS root filesystem with /home as an ordinary directory, while retaining required boot partitions and interactive storage review (#330).
  • Keep Settings on a stable loading surface until initial provider reads finish; preserve populated controls, drafts and scrolling during later refreshes (#315).
  • Improve desktop updates with confirmation, progress, recovery and support for replacing approved installed system files.
  • Simplify Appearance and desktop font scaling, improve Picom recovery, and make floating-window toggles visibly shrink tiled windows.
  • Include Papirus icons and the media/application defaults in both Fedora image variants. Papirus was already included in the Kickstarts and is verified in these images.

Full changelog | Changes since v0.7.0

Cloudflare downloads

Image Download
Standard dwm-titus.iso
NVIDIA dwm-titus-nvidia.iso
Checksums SHA256SUMS

These universal URLs serve the current builds and may be updated after this release. The build manifest records the current version, sizes and hashes; the build notes record qualification limits. Always download a fresh checksum file. Restart a partial download if the build changes.

Save the ISO and checksum file together, then run:

sha256sum --ignore-missing -c SHA256SUMS

The attached dwm-titus-0.7.1-ISO-SHA256SUMS preserves the hashes of the 0.7.1 images published with this release. The attached dwm-titus-0.7.1.tar.gz is the portable desktop bundle, not an offline operating-system installer; use its adjacent dwm-titus-0.7.1-SHA256SUMS to verify it. Fedora dependencies are still required.

Installation and updates

Follow the Fedora installation guide. The offline ISOs include packages and require no installation-time network connection. Anaconda may initially select every attached disk: review storage and deselect every disk that must remain untouched before confirming installation.

For an existing source installation, back up configuration and resolve local changes first, then select this release:

git fetch origin tag v0.7.1
git switch --detach v0.7.1
./install.sh --non-interactive --yes --profile recommended
./scripts/dev-sync-install.sh

Log out and back in to activate the updated session. From the release checkout, verify with ./scripts/dev-sync-install.sh --check and dwm-diagnostics.

Validation and limitations

  • Fedora 44 x86_64: the full managed suite passed, with affected Settings models, configured QML lint and nested X11 runtime revalidated after the final readiness fixes. Closed Settings measured 0.100% CPU; native desktop-update UI passed 59 assertions. The release archive passed reproducibility and content checks.
  • Both final factory captures passed dependency, identity, PackageKit security-floor and sanitization checks. Both ISO media checks passed. Complete public downloads matched SHA-256, and byte-range requests passed.
  • Standard offline BIOS and UEFI installs passed on a storage-identical candidate before the final Settings-only follow-up. Both reached LightDM and dwm/Quickshell, with /home sharing root and an unselected witness disk unchanged. These tests do not claim byte-for-byte first-boot qualification of the final ISOs.
  • NVIDIA offline first boot, physical NVIDIA acceleration, Secure Boot and physical peripherals remain untested for these builds. Dedicated images retain their existing SELinux-disabled policy; existing-system installs preserve host policy.
  • The ISOs were built from f07120b435bb44f76f885c1cd10b611b82c53757, whose complete tree matches merged source cdf1de3aece841e373449bed6081379002f8ad7f. The release tag additionally contains universal-link documentation and changelog bookkeeping; runtime and installer code are unchanged.

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