Tenor follows freedesktop.org specifications to ensure compatibility with the broader Linux ecosystem. From session management to settinfs, it plays well with existing tools and workflows.

Compatible with X11 and Wayland

Tenor works seamlessly with both X11 (Xorg and XLibre) and Wayland. It adapts to your system's display server, offering maximum flexibility.

Designed with remote usage in mind, Tenor features a clean interface and minimal animations. It's perfect for low-bandwidth or virtual desktop scenarios.

Tenor is optimized for low CPU and memory usage without compromising user experience. It stays fast and responsive, even on modest hardware.

Tenor is built in Java, leveraging the JVM's memory safety and isolation features. This choice ensures a secure desktop environment with reduced risk of low-level exploits.

Tenor takes cues from the most refined desktop environments, combining elegance and usability. It brings a familiar yet modern experience to your Linux desktop.