“UNIX is basically a simple operating system, but you have to be a genius to understand the simplicity.”
System UX is an operating system developed to be performant, secure, and scalable across diverse workloads. Initially focused on embedded systems and servers, it has evolved into a multifaceted platform that meets a wide range of computing needs.
The philosophy of System UX emphasizes simplicity and modularity, using a compact set of packages that meet universal requirements while adhering to UNIX principles. This design facilitates effortless customization, enabling users to layer additional packages on a common base to tailor the system to their specific needs. This flexibility is supported by a streamlined build system and a cross-platform update mechanism.
Whether deployed as an embedded system, container, hypervisor, or edge server, System UX represents a fusion of simplicity and adaptability, designed to operate across a variety of devices regardless of architecture and kernel version.
| Description | Directory |
|---|---|
| Base System and update system for all platforms | "base/" |
| Update Scripts for specific platforms | "scripts/" |
| BAKE Scripts and specific files for system build | "special/" |
| Graphical Resources | "res/" |
| Description | Code Name | Status |
|---|---|---|
| PC x86/x64 11 | "d11" | Current |
| PC x86/x64 12 | "d12" | Current |
| WSL2 (Windows Subsystem for Linux) x64 12 | "dwsl" | Current |
| H616 Allwinner CPU arm64 11 | "oz2" | Current |
| H618 Allwinner CPU arm64 12 | "oz3" | Current |
| Broadcom CPU arm32 11 | "rp32" | Deprecated-Maintained |
| v-UX Hypervisor x86/x64 12 | "p8" | Current |
| Container instance x86/x64 12 | "ct" | Current |
System-UX is released under the MIT License.
System-UX project adopt the Open Source Code of Conduct.