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SouveraineOS

A personal Linux system whose agent, applications and hardware share explicit boundaries.

No public release observed Source declaration: no independent version License: no single declaration

Information collected 2026-11-12

SouveraineOS brings the substrate, compositor, shell, applications and device packages into one operating-system composition. The Pixel 3 is a daily-used development body. Laptop sessions and iPhone bring-up belong to the same work, with different evidence and unfinished edges.

A phone can have a working modem and still miss a message because its receiver died with a window. A package can be installed while the compositor keeps running the previous executable. These failures between layers are part of the operating system’s job. Its design keeps the owner of each decision visible: sessiond for session policy, ViewTop for the scene and input, application services for their data, and package delivery for the files on disk.

What belongs together

The substrate carries agents, conversations, memory and inference. The shell makes the system reachable by hand. Player, Culver and Lens remain applications with their own lifetimes and stores. Device profiles carry hardware differences without becoming a separate operating system for every body.

Getting it onto another machine

On October 17, 2026, SouveraineOS reached its second user with an installation in Spain.

There is working signed component delivery for development devices. A repeatable supported installation experience is still being built. Installation and hardware support vary by device.

Documentation and evidence record

Source CI observed for this documentation revision: unavailable. Application builds and device acceptance are separate evidence.

Documentation owner: Fimeg/SouveraineOS
Repository revision: b41f84b0c78cb1c0fb100eda7270f2eb84025f55
Document: public-docs/souveraineos.md
Document SHA-256: 7af878f152b7954c8244e2bc09af88618bcd0166fcd6e29c7626f7d2e532c5d0

The separately published source projection is at 1b126f7644a2e75bcf8af1e4cecadb2a3c043143. It can differ from the documentation's source revision.