Make classroom computing feel more focused.
AtlasOS began with a practical question: could a Live Linux environment help teachers get to the tools they use in class with less friction?
The answer is being explored through a custom desktop, system integration, and an Atlas-specific UEFI boot frontend. The project is early, and usability research and broad device qualification remain future work.
Explore the source ↗Built on familiar foundations.
AtlasOS integrates selected upstream projects and services rather than replacing their work.
Built in the open, with clear limits.
AtlasOS-owned source is available under the MIT License. Third-party packages and assets retain their own licensing terms. The project does not claim official affiliation with Canonical, Ubuntu, or education services.
Continuously improving
Build notes, validation scope, known limitations, and future work are recorded alongside the source.
See the roadmap →