It’s been several months since our last update in May, and a lot has happened around the AerynOS project in the meantime! First and foremost, we have tested, landed and productised our Versioned Repositories phase 2 feature, which will serv…
This is the post we never want to make, where we made errors with our previous ISO release and are having to take steps to fix the issue, including releasing an updated ISO. Over the course of April, the team worked on systemd-presets as a
No, this isn’t a suspicious phishing attempt! AerynOS has officially gone through a rebrand 🎉 Over the course of April, we rolled out a new logo and refreshed colour palette across the entire project. It took a bit of time to thread this t…
AerynOS: March 2026 project update Another month brings another project update. In some respects, March has felt somewhat quieter than usual for the project. However, in the background, things have been fairly busy on the development front,…
Let’s be straight - building an OS from scratch is no small feat, and our sponsors’ support has been instrumental in making this possible. Their backing isn’t just about infrastructure costs - it’s about enabling us to build something meani…
AerynOS: February 2026 project update February has been a busy month for the project with a lot of activity around our tooling and infrastructure. We have merged a number of smaller improvements, which have both led to an increase in useful…
As we near the end of the year, the team has been reflecting on how best to position itself going into 2026. Over the course of November and early December, the team has made a number of changes, some of which have been public facing which
This blog post will focus on inode watcher applications as well as the difficulties they present for live atomic updates for our moss package manager. For those not in the know moss is an atomic package manager that allows for live updates
We are firmly in the final quarter of 2025 and what a year it’s been so far. In our last blog post at the end of September, we mentioned that we were delaying the release of our next ISO into October to give our Gnome 49 stack (and the wide…
As we reach the end of September, it’s time for another monthly update. For this month, we are deferring our technical blog post into October but wanted to provide wider project updates. AerynOS is currently running on 6.16.8. While we are
Closing out August 2025, we are proud to announce our third release of the year. This release follows an intense development period where the team has reevaluated its priorities / timelines and refocused efforts on “delivering core Linux di…
In our recent mid-year blog post, we mentioned that it would be the first in a short series of posts providing updates on the various work streams we have been actively progressing during the last few months. Whilst that post focused primar…