An independent classroom Linux project

A calmer Linux experience for the classroom.

AtlasOS brings a classroom-focused desktop and familiar Linux foundations together in a Live environment shaped around the school day.

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A clear place to begin

Meet the AtlasOS desktop.

A real view of the current Live system, captured as it runs.

AtlasOS 0.6.3 Release Candidate Live desktop captured in QEMU/OVMF, showing lesson tools, system status, and today's lesson panel
AtlasOS product capture

AtlasOS Live desktop

A genuine 0.6.3 Release Candidate capture from a UEFI QEMU session.

AtlasOS 0.6.3 Release Candidate Live desktop captured in QEMU/OVMF, showing lesson tools, system status, and today's lesson panel
AtlasOS Live desktop0.6.3 RC · QEMU/OVMF capture
01 · Made for the room

Built around the classroom.

A home screen brings lesson tools and system information into a familiar starting place.

02 · The everyday tools

Teaching tools, close at hand.

Shortcuts for common classroom tasks sit beside access to the wider Linux desktop.

03 · Room to focus

Less searching. More teaching.

AtlasOS explores a clearer way to find the next useful action on a shared classroom screen.

Designed with interactive classrooms in mind

A bigger screen deserves a clearer rhythm.

AtlasOS is designed around readable layouts, direct navigation, and touch-friendly thinking. Device support is still being evaluated.

  • Clear paths to lesson tools
  • Visible sound, network, and display state
  • A familiar Linux desktop underneath
Actual AtlasOS 0.6.3 Release Candidate desktop shown in a presentation frame

Presentation framing around a real AtlasOS capture · not a classroom photograph

Before the desktop

A boot experience built for AtlasOS.

The Atlas Boot Manager is a UEFI frontend created for the project. Here is its real menu capture.

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AtlasOS Boot Manager showing Start AtlasOS Live, Advanced Options, Start from Disk, and System Tools
AtlasOS product capture

Atlas Boot Manager

A real boot-menu capture. Firmware appearance can vary by device.

A few guiding ideas

Technology should make the lesson feel simpler.

01

Education first

Start with the routines and tools that make up a classroom day.

02

Focused interface

Make common actions easier to find, while keeping the desktop flexible.

03

Open source

Keep project code and decisions available for people to inspect.

04

Designed for large displays

Think about readability and touch from the start; validate support device by device.

Built in the open

See how AtlasOS is taking shape.

Read the source, explore the architecture, and follow the project as it develops.

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AtlasOSA project in progress

The classroom deserves software built with it in mind.

Follow the work, explore the real product captures, and see what comes next.

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