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EXPERIMENTAL OS · NATIVE DESKTOP PREVIEW

Your system.
In your pocket.

Vibrix is an independent, Rust-native operating system designed to live persistently on a removable USB drive. Not Linux underneath. The vision is portable; today's QEMU build includes our own kernel, a real Ring 3 shell and an opt-in native desktop preview. Chromium and persistent root are not running yet.

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vibrix — illustrative boot sequence⌁
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This animation is an illustration, not a live emulator or captured test log. Actual test evidence and limitations →

29 September 2026 — native desktop preview: Ring 3 graphics/input, a real terminal, read-only RAM file browsing, PS/2 pointer, dragging and maximize/restore have an actual QEMU pixel/input test. One process and one foreground window; no Chromium, USB desktop input or durable root. Evidence, real guest captures and limits →
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About

A system that can leave the machine.

The idea behind Vibrix: an independent Rust-native operating system designed for persistent removable USB storage.

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Understand the whole machine.

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From first boot to a portable OS.

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An ecosystem, still taking shape.

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Built in public. By people and agents.

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Follow the work, not just the promise.

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THE EXPERIMENT IS RUNNING

Watch an operating
system become real.

Early, technical and ambitious. Progress stays tied to evidence.

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