v1.3.2

New Features

Add detection for the pid_max parameter

Users can view the pid_max parameter on the Linux side by using a command to check the pid_max parameter.

sudo sysctl -a |grep pid_max

The manual modification method for the pid_max parameter:

sudo vim /etc/sysctl.conf
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Currently, OpenFDE can only operate in environments where the number of processes does not exceed 65535. This means that if a user modifies the pid_max parameter to a value greater than 65535, it may lead to an error when starting OpenFDE. When attempting to start OpenFDE via a shortcut on the Linux side, an error message will be displayed, and there will also be an error log entry in /var/log/fde.log.

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Add new right-click functionality to the desktop

  • When right-clicking on an empty space on the desktop, options to create a new folder and a new document are supported.

  • When a file or folder on the desktop is selected, right-clicking on it allows for options such as opening, copying, cutting, renaming, deleting, and other operations to be performed on the file.

Add pre-installed software feature to the boot-up wizard

During the initial installation of OpenFDE, the boot-up wizard introduces a new feature of pre-installing commonly used software, making it convenient for users to use immediately after booting up.

Add regional screenshot functionality

Users can activate the regional screenshot function using the Ctrl + Alt + Shift + S shortcut key to precisely capture the desired screenshot.

Optimization

Optimize the file management interface

Support multi-window mode operation for file applications

This update introduces support for multi-window mode in file applications. Users can now open multiple windows simultaneously for more efficient file handling and management.

A new toolbar has been added to the top of the file application

  • By clicking on "Sort," users can sort files/folders by file name, modification date, file type, file size, and other criteria.

  • By clicking on "Select All," users can select all files and folders in the current path with one click

  • By clicking on "Toggle Display Mode," users can choose to display files and folders in the current path in either "List" or "Icon" view

Support for using Mutter's plugin framework to customize functions

Use the plugin framework to customize and disable certain keyboard shortcut methods.

Optimize the way desktop icons are opened

The launch method for desktop applications has been changed from single-click to double-click. Applications can be opened by double-clicking on desktop icons, or files/folders on the desktop can be opened by double-clicking on them.

Introduce Desktop Folder Integration

  • When users first enter OpenFDE, they can right-click on the desktop and select "Auto Arrange". After refreshing, they will be able to see Linux files on the desktop.

  • Prevent deletion of integrated directories such as Download, Documents, etc., within the $HOME/openfde directory from the Linux side to protect personal folder data

Optimize the display of thumbnails within the photo library

In this version update, the thumbnail display in the photo library has been optimized. Thumbnails will now be scaled according to their original aspect ratio and displayed with centered cropping.

Optimize the compatibility framework

Optimize the compatibility framework using a shared memory solution.

Optimization in Parallel Worlds

  • When performing actions such as minimizing, closing, or restoring the main window, the secondary window also executes consistent operations.

  • The resizing of the secondary window is independently persistent, meaning that adjusting the size of the secondary window alone will not affect the size of the main window.

 

Fixed Problems

  • Fixd the issue of incorrect UI style when opening a terminal through x11server.

  • Support screen recording on JingJiaWei graphics cards.

  • Fixd the issue of the gallery crashing when opening images on Linux.