Budgie
The Budgie Desktop is a feature-rich, modern desktop designed to keep out the way of the user. It consists of a number of components to provide a more complete desktop experience.
Features
Properties
- Lightweight
- Support for Themes
- Privacy focused
Features
- Support for Multiple Monitors
- Ad-free
- No registration required
- Works Offline
- No Tracking
- Dark Mode
- Desktop Environment
- Support for Hot corners
- Support for Keyboard Shortcuts
Budgie News & Activities
Recent News
- Fla published news article about Ultramarine Linux
Ultramarine 43 recommends Plasma, updates Raspberry Pi and adds Readymade previewUltramarine 43 retires the Flagship Budgie label, though Budgie remains available, and introduces K...
- Fla published news article about Budgie
Budgie 10.9.4 adds libpeas2 support, ABI bumps, and Raven plugin changesBudgie 10.9.4 adds support for libpeas2 and girepository-2.0, expanding plugin compatibility. Devel...
- POX published news article about Solus
Solus 4.6 released with Linux kernel 6.10, Usr-Merge migration, and enhanced desktopsSolus, an independent Linux distribution, has released version 4.6, dubbed Convergence. This update...
Recent activities
- DeanDark added Lightweight as a feature to Budgie
- babsors liked Budgie
- braky updated Budgie
- arscynic added Support for Hot corners as a feature to Budgie
- arscynic reviewed Budgie
Distros that ship with Budgie should be near-perfect, however, on Arch Linux the hot corners applet does not work by default. Apparently budgie-extras has to be compiled manually for it to work.
- arscynic liked Budgie
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What is Budgie?
The Budgie Desktop is a feature-rich, modern desktop designed to keep out the way of the user. It consists of a number of components to provide a more complete desktop experience.
The main Budgie menu provides a quick and easy to use menu, suitable for both mouse and keyboard driven users. It features search-as-you-type and category based filtering.
Raven provides an all-in-one center for accessing your calendar, controlling sound input and output (including per-app volume control), media playback and more. When a MPRIS compatible player is running, such as VLC, Rhythmbox or even Spotify, a controller is made available in Raven for quick and simple control of the player, as well as data on the current media selection. Raven also enables you to access missed notifications, with the ability to swipe away individual notifications, app notifications, and all notifications.
The Budgie Run Dialog provides the means to quickly find an application in a popup window. This window by default is activated with the ALT+F2 keyboard shortcut, providing keyboard driven launcher facilities.






Comments and Reviews
Distros that ship with Budgie should be near-perfect, however, on Arch Linux the hot corners applet does not work by default. Apparently budgie-extras has to be compiled manually for it to work.
It's a good compatriot.