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but in st 2.0 im gonna use it im now making the nux package manager and a like ubuntu app store for nux and the file type is going in .nux
Developing Nucora Linux: A 14-Year-Old's Vision for a Debian-Based Distro
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trying to survive with bloatware (help)
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Most of the people who post here are either U.S. or European but if they were a user that just appeared around the time the site was hacked and all the posters and the hackers are from the same location in the U.S. that you normally don't see around here then yes. No personal offense to the OP and other person in the hating gnome thread but it just looks suspect.
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im not a hacker what you except from 14 year old?
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No, that's very much a you thing.
You might want to take a look at the guidelines (linked in my signature).
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and guys thats what i planned nucora st 2.0 desktop is same but its debian 13 and sysvinit its working perfectly for me
Translate to English please and I removed your email as it will get spammed if you list it publicly. If you want to pm with the user you are responding to you can share your email there.
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Hello everyone,
A while ago, when I was working on Nucora Linux ST 2.0, the project was still immature and I understand why some people did not take it seriously. Since then, I decided to completely rebuild the system from scratch.
Today I want to share Nucora Linux ST 3.0 "Obsidian".
What it is:
Why "Obsidian":The ST 3.0 codename is "Obsidian" because the distro uses a black/purple visual style, and I wanted the release name to reflect solidity and a darker, sharper aesthetic.
Project philosophy:"Classic Linux simplicity, modern distribution safety."
This is not a reskin project. It is not based on taking another distro and changing themes. It is a real rebuild with an LFS base, custom package manager, custom build system, and custom repository workflow.
I know there is still work to do, and I am not claiming it is perfect yet. But ST 3.0 is the point where the project became real.
I am attaching screenshots from the current XFCE desktop running in QEMU. Feedback is welcome, especially technical feedback.
Thanks for reading!
A while ago, when I was working on Nucora Linux ST 2.0, the project was still immature and I understand why some people did not take it seriously. Since then, I decided to completely rebuild the system from scratch.
Today I want to share Nucora Linux ST 3.0 "Obsidian".
What it is:
- An independent Linux distribution based on LFS (Linux From Scratch)
- x86_64 / systemd-based / XFCE desktop / GNU GPLv3
- ST 2.0 was not where I wanted it to be.
- ST 3.0 is a full rebuild on top of LFS.
- I wrote my own package manager, called "nux", in Go.
- I also built my own package build system, called "nux-maker".
- Custom package manager: nux 8.1.0 (Written in Go, static binary)
- Features: Dependency resolution, install / remove / reinstall / upgrade, SHA256 verification, lock file protection, history tracking, manual/auto package marking, pin/unpin support, JSON-based installed package database, TR/EN language support.
- Custom build system: nux-maker
- Recipe-based package building, disposable sandbox builds with OverlayFS, repository generation and publishing workflow.
- XFCE is running, LightDM login works, Firefox and Thunar work.
- Package management works and the repository is online and usable.
- 233 packages / 248 versions, hosted on Veridyen Hosting's Sponsored Server
Why "Obsidian":The ST 3.0 codename is "Obsidian" because the distro uses a black/purple visual style, and I wanted the release name to reflect solidity and a darker, sharper aesthetic.
Project philosophy:"Classic Linux simplicity, modern distribution safety."
This is not a reskin project. It is not based on taking another distro and changing themes. It is a real rebuild with an LFS base, custom package manager, custom build system, and custom repository workflow.
I know there is still work to do, and I am not claiming it is perfect yet. But ST 3.0 is the point where the project became real.
I am attaching screenshots from the current XFCE desktop running in QEMU. Feedback is welcome, especially technical feedback.
Thanks for reading!
Nucora Linux — Bağımsız Linux Dağıtımı
Nucora Linux ST 3.0 — LFS tabanlı, systemd destekli, XFCE masaüstü ve nux paket yöneticisi ile geliştirilen bağımsız Linux dağıtımı.
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@nucoralinux you were asked here by a Moderaror https://www.linux.org/threads/devel...n-for-a-debian-based-distro.64559/post-302082
I will give you time to read that again, and then I or other Staff will move it there.
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BTW @KGIII did you get to download and test? TIA.
I will give you time to read that again, and then I or other Staff will move it there.
Chris Turner
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BTW @KGIII did you get to download and test? TIA.
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İ dont understand much english
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It would be great if he moved it. I'm not very knowledgeable about forums, so I just shared it directly
I didn't do much of any testing. I downloaded it and spun up a VBox VM. It booted and looked okay. I opened the terminal and ran a few commands, all of which worked as expected. I did not dig into it.
Alas, I never made the time to dig deeper. That means I don't really have enough information to comment about it all that much. I can say that the above was what I experienced.
Taken care of.
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