Tuxenix 1-lts · x86_64
A small Linux desktop with an explicit foundation.
Tuxenix pairs the lightweight IceWM desktop with dinit. Startup services stay readable, and the public repository keeps package indexes, compiled archives, and dependency versions tied to a visible release state.
The story
Why Tuxenix exists.
Linux upgrades become fragile when a repository index points at missing files, or when dependency versions no longer match the packages that are actually available. Tuxenix treats the repository as part of the operating system instead of a separate afterthought.
The public 1-lts tree exposes package names, versions, and downloadable builds. That makes the shipped state inspectable and gives the package manager a coherent source to work from.
dinit follows the same principle at boot: services are described as a small dependency graph you can read. IceWM supplies a fast, familiar desktop without burying that foundation beneath a large desktop stack.
- IceWMA lightweight graphical desktop launched with
startx. - dinitAn explicit service manager running from PID 1.
- 1-lts repositoryBrowse all 450 packages directly in the site.