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    Project

    Felunyx is a distro. This is where you can understand how it is being built.

    This area organizes architecture, decisions, phases, and evidence without making you crawl through the whole repository. GitHub stores the source; the site explains the source.

    In developmentPhase 2 · Reproducible ISO skeletonR → V → H

    Understand the system

    Felunyx in six territories

    The constellation is an orientation map, not a dependency diagram. Choose an area to see what it groups together and which decisions support that direction.

    Felunyx OS / Foundation

    Foundation

    The base that keeps Felunyx recognizably Linux: Arch, systemd, rolling release, kernels, and storage.

    • Direct Arch Linux base
    • Linux Zen + LTS
    • Btrfs for automatic installs
    Decisions: D-001 · D-002 · D-003 · D-005 · D-006Canonical source: DECISIONS.md

    Felunyx OS / Install & Recovery

    Install & Recovery

    The safe way into and back out of the system: ISO, Calamares, boot, restoration, and recovery without silent repair.

    • One ISO with Calamares
    • Home preserved by default
    • Analysis → Proposal → Confirmation → Result
    Decisions: D-007 · D-008 · D-009 · D-076 · D-077 · D-079Canonical source: DECISIONS.md

    Felunyx OS / Felunyx Platform

    Felunyx Platform

    The shared backend that keeps the GUI, CLI, and official profiles from becoming parallel systems with different consequences.

    • Same backend for GUI and CLI
    • Configuration provenance
    • Services shared across profiles
    Decisions: D-014 · D-015 · D-016 · D-017 · D-018Canonical source: ARCHITECTURE.md

    Felunyx OS / Packages & Updates

    Packages & Updates

    Sources stay visible, system changes become reviewable transactions, and risk is not hidden behind a pretty button.

    • Explicit sources
    • Plan before execution
    • Risk-aware snapshots
    Decisions: D-004 · D-064 · D-066 · D-069 · D-073 · D-075Canonical source: ARCHITECTURE.md

    Felunyx OS / Desktop Experiences

    Desktop Experiences

    KDE is the first reference; XFCE and Hyprland come later. Official profiles share the platform and an explicit support boundary.

    • KDE first
    • XFCE + Hyprland later
    • Compatible ≠ validated
    Decisions: D-010 · D-011 · D-012 · D-014 · D-108Canonical source: DECISIONS.md

    Felunyx OS / Whiskers & Research

    Whiskers & Research

    Whiskers is the public identity for the native desktop in development, not a shortcut. Research starts from a mature Wayland base and keeps a replaceable Qt/QML shell over Rust policy.

    • Outside the initial critical path
    • Mature compositor foundation
    • Qt/QML + Rust
    Decisions: D-013 · D-019 · D-021 · D-022 · D-105 · D-106Canonical source: DECISIONS.md

    Independent project

    Felunyx is created and maintained by Mafuzyk.

    The project is developed independently, with priorities guided by what can be tested, documented, and maintained clearly. Contributions are welcome and go through the same review and evidence process.

    How we say something works

    R, V, and H are different kinds of evidence.

    Remote covers source, contracts, tests, manifests, builds, and CI. Virtual requires boot, installation, reboot, and integration in a VM. Hardware requires the physical world: firmware, GPU, network, storage, peripherals, power, and monitors.

    Canonical snapshot: 210212ff384dmafuzyk/Felunyx-OS @ 210212ff384d
    Remotein progress
    Virtualpending
    Hardwarenot required for this phase

    Passing R does not mean passing V. Passing V does not mean passing H.

    Where we are

    A phase changes when the evidence closes, not when the calendar says so.

    No decorative percentage and no invented release date. The summary below shows where the project came from, the active phase, the next step, and a more distant roadmap point.

    Phase 1Available

    Foundation and architecture

    establish one canonical understanding of what Felunyx is and how it will be built.

    Phase 2In development

    Reproducible ISO skeleton

    produce a minimal, repeatable, bootable Felunyx image without pretending the full experience exists.

    Phase 3Planned

    Core platform and safe transactions

    establish the backend shared by every Felunyx experience.

    Phase 10Planned

    Stable 1.0

    declare only the capabilities the project can maintain.

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