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34 lines
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# Why Ferese
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Most Wayland desktops are assembled from separate programs: a compositor, a bar, a notification daemon, a launcher and a lock screen, each with its own config and appearance settings. Ferese's window manager and shell share a single configuration.
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## Window layouts
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Keep windows at useful widths and move through them horizontally with scrolling columns,
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divide the screen into nested splits with tree tiling, or let individual windows float
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alongside either layout. Overview shows your windows and workspaces together.
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## Appearance
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Choose a theme in Settings and build on it with your own wallpaper, colors, font,
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corners and motion, with changes applying across the desktop as you make them. Window
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and shell corners have separate controls, so you can shape each to your liking.
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To give your shell corners a different radius, add:
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```kdl
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theme {
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geometry {
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shell-radius 16
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}
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}
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```
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See [Configuration](configuration.md) for available settings, or follow
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[Installation](installation.md) to try Ferese inside your current desktop with a nested
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preview.
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