An Independent, Safely Mutable and Privacy oriented OpenSource Operating System.
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Freedom to access, modification and/or redistribution.
Most around the most upto date technology.
None of your data is tracked, collected or stored in any way.
From a straightforward installation process to system management and updates, RLXOS aims to be the most beginner-friendly GNU/Linux operating system.
Our homegrown initial setup tool provides one of the most beginner-friendly onboarding and initial setup processes.
A beautifully themed and traditionally laid-out interface provides a homelike feel, facilitating ease of use and workflow.
From package installations to system management and updates, RLXOS requires little to no command lines, making it exceptionally easy to maintain, even for new users.
Need to install an app? Simply install the app from centeralized software center.
Fearful of using commands? RLXOS employs the ZSH shell with preconfigured autocompletion and autosuggestions, ensuring users can handle commands easily and confidently.
Complete immutability limits the efficiency of desktop systems since it targets specific use cases. With safe mutability, users can commit atomic changes safely to suit their needs.
Atomic updates guaranteed a complete, reliable transition from one system state to another, minimizing the chances of failed updates or system corruption.
Extensions are collections of components combined to serve a specific purpose. Users can commit changes in the form of extensions without having to worry about dependencies and version mismatches.
rlxos is a new distribution, so while it's designed with stability and performance in mind, you may encounter some instability and limited hardware support.
rlxos is an immutable Linux distribution and doesn't ship with any package manager, however flatpak and distrobox is for user packages and extensions for low level components support are provided.
No, rlxos does not support UEFI Secure Boot. While rlxos features an immutable base system, it is not verifiable for changes made while the system is powered off (offline changes). Providing Secure Boot without that does not ensure a fully trusted boot chain. Implementing Secure Boot in this case would give a false sense of security, leading users to believe their system is secure when it may not be. Therefore, Secure Boot support is not provided to avoid this misconception.
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