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🐧 TuxLinux

An immutable, atomic Linux distro built for work and play. Based on Bazzite and powered by bootc.

TuxLinux ships a full developer toolchain, gaming-ready GPU support, and a curated set of tools — all baked into an atomic image that updates reliably and rolls back instantly.

What's Inside

Development

  • Languages: Go, Rust, Node.js, Python, Java 17/21
  • Editors: VS Code, Vim
  • Terminal: WezTerm, tmux, Zsh, Starship prompt
  • Tools: Git, GitHub CLI, ripgrep, fzf, bat, eza, fd, jq, yq, htop, btop
  • Build: GCC, C development tools, development-tools group
  • Tauri: Full build deps (WebKitGTK, OpenSSL, GTK3, librsvg, pango)

Containers & Virtualization

  • Podman + podman-compose
  • Distrobox

Theming

  • Kvantum

System

  • Immutable base — OS updates are atomic images, not package-by-package
  • Rollback on boot if anything breaks
  • Podman socket enabled by default

Based On

TuxLinux is built on top of Bazzite, which brings:

  • AMD/NVIDIA GPU drivers out of the box
  • Steam, Lutris, and gaming optimizations
  • Wayland + KDE Plasma desktop
  • Hardware-accelerated codecs

Installation

Switch from an existing Bazzite/Fedora Atomic system:

sudo bootc switch ghcr.io/eosdev-x/tuxlinux

Rebase from an existing Fedora Atomic system:

rpm-ostree rebase ostree-unverified-registry:ghcr.io/eosdev-x/tuxlinux:latest

Then reboot.

Building Locally

just build

Or with Podman directly:

podman build -t tuxlinux .

Customization

All packages and customizations live in build_files/build.sh. Edit that file to add or remove packages from the image.

License

MIT