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Secure. Immutable. Yours.

Welcome to the 33-Linux documentation wiki. 33-Linux is a hardened, immutable Linux distribution that makes security invisible to the user.

Quick Links

• Architecture — Ring-based security model, boot sequence, data flow
• Security Model — Threat model, TPM+YubiKey auth, kernel hardening
• Chunking Engine — Content-defined chunking, encryption, deduplication
• Cloud Backend — Server architecture, sync protocol, subscription tiers
• Roadmap — 5-phase development plan
• Development Guide — Build, test, and contribute

What Is 33-Linux?

A thick-client operating system built for people who shouldn't have to think about security:

• Immutable root — squashfs read-only, reboot fixes everything
• Per-app containers — browser can't read your email, apps can't read each other
• Hardware auth — TPM + YubiKey Bio, no passwords to remember
• Offline-first — works without internet, syncs when connected
• Version-controlled files — roll back any change, any time
• Open source — BUSL-1.1, self-host for free

Repository

• Source: github.com/j33pguy/33-linux
• License: BUSL-1.1 (self-hosting free, commercial hosting requires license)