Hawaii Desktop Stable Released, Powered By Qt 5.2 & Wayland 137
An anonymous reader writes "The Maui OS Project has made their first stable release of the Hawaii Desktop. Hawaii is still catching up with GNOME, Xfce, and KDE in terms of features, but it's written from scratch atop next-generation open-source technologies. In particular, Hawaii 0.2.0 is powered by the brand new Qt 5.2 tool-kit and runs natively on Wayland's Weston 1.3 compositor. Hawaii 0.2.0 carries all standard Linux desktop features but more advanced desktop functionality is planned while focusing around a Wayland design and eventually their own Green Island Compositor."
Bad Marketing for Adaptation (Score:1, Insightful)
If they want people to try their they should atleast include an ISO. Sadly no ISO is available, so why will people waste time compiling the thing ?