More than three quarters of a year has gone by since last time, but the Arcan project has squeezed out a new release of the ‘multimedia server’ or ‘desktop engine’ Arcan and its related subproject, the Durden desktop environment.
For those unaware of the project as such, it might be worthwhile to skim through a recent summary that can be found in the article “Revisiting the Arcan Project” – but suffice to say that it is an ambitious attempt at replacing large swaths (terminal emulators, display server, audio server, and so on) of the normal user-facing parts of the BSD and Linux userspace, with a single compact and coherently scriptable component.