Designed for real classroom routines.
The goal is a focused environment that makes common actions easier to find while keeping the flexibility of Linux available to technical teams.
Designed for interactive boards
Readable layouts and touch-oriented use are part of the project direction; device compatibility is still being evaluated.
Simple for teachers
A lesson-first home and direct shortcuts aim to reduce the steps between starting the system and opening a tool.
Familiar for students
A clear, consistent interface is intended to make shared classroom devices easier to approach.
A classroom-oriented Live desktop
A genuine virtual UEFI capture from the current Release Candidate.
Useful today, honest about what comes next.
AtlasOS currently provides a Live desktop, teaching-oriented shortcuts, and diagnostics tools. An installer, centralized device administration, class profiles, offline content delivery, and official education-service integration are not established capabilities.
Physical validation is currently limited to a single owner-reported device. The project continues to document what has been tested and what remains open.
Follow the work in the open.
Read the roadmap and source to see how the project is progressing.