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skorpion_os
the whole os and work i have done documented
Skorpion OS is a privacy-focused, AI-native Linux distribution based on Debian Trixie, built for developers, privacy enthusiasts, and normal users who want local artificial intelligence as a core part of their operating system. At its heart is SKAI (Skorpion AI), a fully offline AI subsystem powered by Ollama and the qwen2.5:14b language model. No cloud. -
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ValoraOS
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ValoraOS is a Linux operating system based on KDE, designed for speed, stability, and aesthetics. It aims to provide a smooth desktop experience with performance-focused tuning. -
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EnderOS
EnderOS is a live, Arch Linux based Linux Distro.
EnderOS is a live, Arch Linux based Linux Distro for users who need a portable, disposable, and privacy-respecting environment. EnderOS is general-purpose: you can code, edit media, take notes, and work in office apps. By default, EnderOS does not retain any files or session data. To save work, you must use: - External drives - Cloud storage - NAS or remote storage Default Desktop Environment - XFCE SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS (MINIMUM): UEFI Enabled Motherboard (with secure boot turned off) 64 Bit x86 CPU 4GB of RAM A USB Flash Drive/Portable SSD with atleast 8GB of storage ADDITIONAL NOTES - Live user password: aa
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