TunaOS is no longer Enterprise-Linux-only. Today we're adding two rolling-release variants to the build matrix: Marlin (Arch Linux) and Wahoo (CachyOS).

A Linux distribution shouldn't be a sacred artifact maintained by priesthood. It should be a composition of choices — base OS, desktop, kernel, drivers — assembled by a factory and delivered as an image. Today, TunaOS has 10 variants spanning 4 package managers and every major Linux family. Here's why, and where we're going.

TunaOS just shipped the biggest architectural change since the project started: declarative desktop manifests. Adding a new desktop environment is now a YAML file — no shell scripts, no Containerfile changes, no CI edits.