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XyvorraOS v1.0.2
Clone it. Break it. Tell me what's wrong. That's the loop — and it's working pretty well.
Install on a test machine or VM first. If something explodes, that's what the Issues tab is for. XyvorraOS is a one-person project in active development.
XyvorraOS v1.0.2
ISO download — flash to USB, boot, install
XyvorraOS-1.0.2-x86_64.iso
ISO will be available here when the release is published. Check GitHub Releases for the latest.
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Minimum
| Component | Requirement |
|---|---|
| CPU | 64-bit dual-core, ~2.0 GHz (Intel/AMD) |
| RAM | 4 GB |
| Storage | 25 GB free |
| GPU | Integrated graphics with OpenGL 3.3+ |
| Display | 1366×768 |
| Boot | UEFI (legacy BIOS optional) |
| Install media | 8 GB USB drive |
| Network | Recommended for updates, not required for base install |
Recommended
| Component | Requirement |
|---|---|
| CPU | Quad-core 2.5+ GHz |
| RAM | 8–16 GB |
| Storage | 60+ GB SSD (40+ GB minimum) |
| GPU | Modern Intel/AMD iGPU or discrete GPU with current Mesa/NVIDIA drivers |
| Display | 1920×1080 |
| Boot | UEFI |
| Install media | 8 GB USB drive |
| Network | Recommended — broadband for driver/update downloads |
XyvorraOS uses transparency and animation effects throughout the UI. Systems without GPU acceleration can run XyvorraOS in reduced-effects mode, but animations and UI responsiveness may be limited. An SSD is strongly recommended — updates and theme switching will feel much faster.
First orders, Commander.
For the full update guide, see the How to Update XyvorraOS page.
Flash the ISO to an 8 GB+ USB drive using Balena Etcher or Ventoy. Boot from it in your BIOS/UEFI.
The guided installer handles partitioning, locale, and user setup. UEFI and BIOS both work.
Pick your theme, packages, and desktop environment right from the first boot.
Pull the latest updates, themes, and scripts. Rollbacks available with xyvorra-rollback.