A little more room.

A configurable Wayland desktop for Linux that brings your windows and everyday controls together.

The Ferese desktop with a translucent Now Playing popup showing Spotify artwork and playback controls over the blue and violet city wallpaper.

Space for the way
you think.

Let your windows scroll into place, or share the screen in a tree layout. Open Overview to see your workspaces and find the window you need.

Ferese Overview showing three workspaces and open terminal and reading windows over the city wallpaper.
Every workspace, in view.
A terminal and reading window arranged side by side over the city wallpaper.

Keep your work together.

Give each window room, with your reading and tools side by side.

Three workspace thumbnails above a browser window, with the current workspace outlined in blue.

Know where you left off.

Hover over your workspaces for a preview of the windows in each one.

One look. Everywhere.

Choose your colours and shape your panel. A shared theme brings every part of Ferese together.

Ferese Appearance settings showing six themes with paired light and dark colours.
Panel and Shell settings with a composition preview, top and bottom positions, and island surfaces.

Your panel, your way.

Arrange items in groups, choose their surfaces, and put your panel at the top or bottom of the screen.

A translucent Now Playing popup with Spotify album artwork and playback controls.

A little closer to your music.

See what's playing and pause or skip a track, right from your panel.

Make yourself at home.

Try Ferese in a nested session, or install it as your next desktop.