Yantrik OS - nightly ISO ======================== file yantrik-os-v0.1.0-226-gc55bbd6.iso version v0.1.0-226-gc55bbd6 built 2026-09-21 (UTC) from revision c55bbd6 size 1.32 GiB (1,412,284,416 bytes) sha256 32de52ca20bd66ee3bf9244adbf481f5f3d60304ee90fa3dfe43b1e4fcdee565 Verify before you boot it: sha256sum -c yantrik-os-v0.1.0-226-gc55bbd6.iso.sha256 What this is ------------ A live image of Yantrik OS for x86-64: a Rust + Slint desktop on Debian 13 (trixie), under the labwc compositor, with 14 first-party apps. Every app publishes a control surface - what it is showing and what can be done to it, each action graded by risk - so that a mind attached to the desktop can use it the way a person does, within a ceiling the machine's owner sets. Write it to a USB stick (dd, Rufus, balenaEtcher) or attach it to a VM with 4 GB of RAM. It boots to first-run setup without touching your disk. What is NOT in it ----------------- No language model and no mind. The image is the desktop. In first-run setup you point it at a model you run yourself (an OpenAI-compatible endpoint; the default config expects one on http://127.0.0.1:8341/v1) or at a provider you choose. Nothing leaves the machine until you configure somewhere for it to go; if you choose a cloud provider, what you ask the mind is sent to that provider. Music and the spreadsheet are not in this build. They are shelved until they meet the same contract the other apps do. What has been checked, and what has not --------------------------------------- Checked, on this exact image: it boots under QEMU (BIOS path), reaches the login on the serial console, starts labwc and the shell, starts its five autostart services, and puts first-run setup on screen. The apps in it pass a 12-probe conformance suite on the project's reference machine. NOT checked: real hardware. The UEFI boot path (built, never booted). The disk installer, yantrik-install - treat it as untested and use a machine you can afford to wipe. Wi-Fi on real adapters. Any GPU other than QEMU's. This is a nightly. Expect rough edges and tell us about them. Things you should know before you trust it with anything -------------------------------------------------------- * The live user is yantrik with password yantrik and passwordless sudo. On a live image, physical access is root. The installer asks for a real password. * SSH is installed and DISABLED. * Automatic updates do not work yet from the public internet. The updater is configured for https://releases.yantrikos.com, which is not publicly served at the time of this build; it fails closed (it will not install anything it cannot verify). To update, for now, download a newer ISO. * Mail account passwords added in the Email app are stored in plain text in ~/.config/yantrik/email.json (mode 0600). The app says so on the screen where you type one. Use an app password, not your main one. "Sign in with Google" is present in the code but needs a Google OAuth client id that this build does not ship. Source and licence ------------------ Yantrik OS is free software under the GNU General Public License, version 3. The licence text is in the image at /opt/yantrik/LICENSE, and the revision it was built from is in /opt/yantrik/BUILD. Source: https://github.com/yantrikos/yantrik-os This image was built from revision c55bbd6. A nightly can be ahead of the repository's default branch; if you cannot find that revision there, ask on Discord and it will be pushed or sent to you - under the GPL you are entitled to the source of exactly what you downloaded. The base system is unmodified Debian 13 (trixie) binary packages. Their corresponding source is available from Debian: https://www.debian.org/distrib/packages and, for the exact versions, https://snapshot.debian.org/. Third-party notices for bundled software and models are in the image at /opt/yantrik/THIRD-PARTY-NOTICES.md where present, and in the repository under deploy/yantrik-os/. Community: https://discord.gg/7cDw3jd3Xf Site: https://www.yantrikos.com