v0.12 Public Release
GlouOS 0.12
Added
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Discord that streams the right way up. The official Discord app's own
voice engine flips the picture upside down on NVIDIA cards and can't
capture audio - and that's a bug only Discord can fix. GlouOS now
recommends Vesktop (Discord with proper Linux support): the Welcome
Center and Package Manager list "Discord (Vesktop - fixed screenshare)"
first, with the official app still available below it. Vesktop
screenshares through the same pipeline browsers use: correct orientation,
native Wayland, and it even streams game audio. -
A progress bar for file operations. Compressing, extracting, copying
and moving no longer leave you guessing: the File Explorer's status bar
shows a live progress bar with a percentage, weighted by actual bytes -
so zipping up a big game folder ticks along visibly instead of sitting
there in silence. -
The installer slideshow shows the real GlouOS. The placeholder art in
the installation wizard is gone - while your system installs you now see
actual screenshots of the desktop, the Game Center's performance advisor
and the one-click Package Manager, each sized to fit without stretching. -
A real Task Manager. GlouOS now ships its own Windows 11-style Task
Manager: Processes with End task, a Performance tab with live CPU /
Memory / Disk / Network / GPU graphs and full stats (speed, cores,
caches, uptime), Startup apps you can enable or disable with a
double-click, a Details view and a Services list. Open it with
Ctrl+Shift+Esc - just like Windows - or from the start menu, GlouOS
Settings, the desktop right-click menu, or by right-clicking the search
button on the taskbar.
Fixed
- Vulkan drivers are on the ISO now - no internet, no problem. If you
installed GlouOS without an internet connection, the AMD/Intel Vulkan
drivers silently never got installed - and every Proton game would just
crash on launch. The Mesa Vulkan drivers (plus audio firmware) now ship
on the ISO itself, the driver setup retries and reports failures instead
of staying quiet, and the first login warns you if anything is still
missing. - Taskbars finally match across monitors. Pinning an app on one
screen's taskbar now shows up on the other instantly, and so does
re-ordering your pins - both taskbars stay perfectly in sync instead of
living separate lives.