Documentation
Kira Linux, page by page: from what it is and how to install it, to flux, runit, the desktops and the kernel. Every page is plain text you can read in an evening. Pick one, or type to search.
Introduction
01What is Kira LinuxWhat Kira is, who it is for, and what it is notGetting Started
02InstallationRequirements, the ISO, the USB stick, the installer03First BootWhat happens, updating, and finding your way around04Virtual MachinesUEFI, Secure Boot, CPU topology: what a VM needs firstArchitecture
05System OverviewThe fixed core, what flux manages, and how versions work06Init System (runit)runit as PID 1: services you can read under /etc/svflux
07OverviewThe package manager, in one C binary08Command ReferenceEvery flux command and its options09Updating KiraChecking and applying updates, core and kernel included10Writing a kotodama RecipeWriting the recipe a kira- package is built fromDesktop
11OverviewThe two desktops, the login screen, and how to switch12The LineKira's own desktop, drawn on one line13SleexThe AxOS desktop, brought over to KiraShell and Tools
14Shell and Developer ToolsZSH, and the developer tools every install ships withKernel
15ShinigamiShinigami, and what differs from upstreamMore
16Kira x AxOSTwo projects, one stack17TroubleshootingKnown problems, and how to get past them18ContributingThe repositories, and how to send a recipe, a patch or a report