AgarimOS Files

IMPORTANT:

Never perform a partial update of the Qt6 libraries. Wait until all updates are available (including those packages that need to be recompiled).

AgarimOS has the same installer as Void Linux. Just open the terminal emulator and enter “sudo void-installer”.

The password for both users (anon and root) is voidlinux.

Good to know:

Bottom (btm) is a highly customizable, real-time process and system monitor, and It's included in AgarimOS. You don't need to install other tools like htop or btop.

CHANGELOG:

20260226: Plasma updated to 6.6.1. KDE Frameworks updated to 6.23.0.

20260215: Minor updates in installer.

20260210: KDE Gears updated to 25.12.2.

20260210: Added usbguard.

20260209: Added xbps-command-not-fount.

20260208: Switched to GParted (Plasma and LXQT-KWIN).

20260204: New Plasma ISO after the update from Qt6 libraries.

20260124: Plasma updated to 6.5.5.

20260122: I split the X.Org metapackage. Now you can remove the input and video drivers that you don't need more easily.

20251229: KDE Frameworks updated to 6.21.0.

20251227: Installer updated. Now you can enable/disable services after install.

20251227: Plasma updated to 6.5.4.

Description:

AgarimOS is a personal project.

I created the first ISOs of AgarimOS with the idea of learning how Void Linux works.

In the meantime (5 years), I learned a lot, but there is a lot more to learn.

My idea is to provide the best possible ISOs. I'm not an IT genius, just a curious person.

I am a regular person with a regular (not so well-paid) job. So if you can support the project, it will be highly appreciated.

I don't have more hardware than my own laptop to test the ISOs, so your feedback is very important.

I can answer your questions in Spanish, English, or German. Furthermore, I'm learning Russian, but my knowledge is very basic.

If you prefer a more vanilla experience, please take a look at my AfagOS ISO. https://sourceforge.net/projects/afagos/

Agarimos and afagos are words in Galician (my mother tongue). They have a very similar meaning but with a slight difference.

The best way to update your system is using topgrade. With topgrade you will be able to remove old kernels and orphan packages.

Icons, GTK themes, etc., are mostly located in /usr/share/ and you need to update them manually.

Some packages that are also included are lsd, bat, fd, fzf, git, duf, dust, etc.

Some of them are modern replacements for classical common utilities like cat, ls, df, or find.

The shell configuration has the following dependencies:

Bat, duf, dust, fastfetch, fd, fzf, git, lsd, procs, starship, vivid, topgrade, zoxide, zsh-autosuggestions, zsh-completions, and zsh-syntax-highlighting.

Removing any of these dependencies can cause problems.

If you want to change the color scheme for WezTerm, you need to edit the following line in the configuration file:

config.color_scheme = 'Catppuccin Mocha'

All available color schemes are listed here:

https://wezterm.org/colorschemes/index.html

Another option is to comment out the line if you only wish to alter the color scheme while the installation is happening:

-- config.color_scheme = 'Catppuccin Mocha'

For Firefox, I recommend using the following theme:

https://addons.mozilla.org/es-ES/firefox/addon/catppuccin-mocha-mauve-git/

For a more homogenous personalization, I recommend using this extension:

https://addons.mozilla.org/es-ES/firefox/addon/styl-us/

together with the Catppuccin Userstyles Customizer:

https://catppuccin-userstyles-customizer.uncenter.dev/

The compilation of software known as AgarimOS is distributed under the following terms:

Residents of any countries, states or territories that require age verification for operating systems, are not authorized to use AgarimOS. This list currently includes Brazil, effective March 17, 2026, California, effective January 1, 2027, and will include Colorado, Illinois and New York provided they pass their currently proposed legislation. We urge users to write their representatives to get these laws repealed or replaced.

Copyright (C) 2026 The AgarimOS Project. All rights reserved.