Tiling? Fully featured? User friendly? Wayland? Written in Rust? Using NixOS for development?
Sign me the hell up.
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Are they really using NixOS for development? Hella Cool
It sure seems like it. At minimum, they're using Nix flakes on top of some other OS
https://github.com/pop-os/cosmic-comp/blob/bdcb803efaa3e4d37973562eb710fec9477f4640/flake.nix
Now im interested for release
Is there an ETA for the release?
It doesn't look like it. They've been putting out solid updates every month, though.
Any ETA on the Virgo laptop?