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Hyprland Wayland Compositor Launches Subscription Service For "Premium Desktop Experience"

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The Hyprland Wayland compositor that is popular with some Linux enthusiasts today formally announced Hyprperks, its new paid subscription service offering a "premium desktop experience" and other benefits.

Hyprperks is a new subscription offering for Hyprland that is now in GA. In helping to fund the development of Hyprland, Hyprperks costs 5€ per month plus taxes. The paid features include:

- Member-only forum access, with dev Q&A, support from me, and more

- Premium desktop experience, which is a set of preconfigured dotfiles with a one-click install and update

- And of course, support the continued development.

The paid add-ons for the premium desktop experience are further described as to " enhance your experience and save you time. "

Those wanting to learn more about this subscription offering for this Wayland compositor can do so via [1]Hypr.land .



[1] https://hypr.land/news/hyprperks/



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