We don't want to be a one-person distro. Do you want to collaborate? Welcome! It doesn't matter your level or if you are a programmer or not. What's more, it's even good for us to have professional people and beginners because that way we can have both ways of seeing things.
Chat with the community (most active). There is always someone to assist you and collaborate instantly. English and Spanish languages.
Are you more of a geek? Well we have Matrix channel! Another great place to talk, with fewer integrations than Discord, but just as functional.
Every repository, every build and every line of code is public and auditable.
See what is pending, in progress or done, and pick a task.
Known issues are tracked openly. Found one we don't know about? Report it.
Wow, right now there are no errors or something is wrong, XD.
Ideas that occur to us or that you propose.
No ideas published yet, be the first to share one.
Pick a task and help us build Pulsar OS. Each task has a difficulty level and is linked to a roadmap phase.
Low
Pear Edition Stable
set muternvf as default font
No response
No response
Share your ideas for improving Pulsar OS. Note that roadmap priorities are: Bitten Fruit Stable, Tube OS, and Wintux.
No suggestions yet, be the first to share one!
We don't stop having ideas and we need you to decide and give your opinion.
This document outlines the roadmap and process Pulsar OS will follow to introduce its upcoming editions.
Bitten Fruit is dedicated to replicating the macOS user experience.
To be production-ready, it needs to:
Once these tasks are completed, work will begin on the next flavor:
This edition focuses on bridging two worlds: NAS and TV.
TubeOS will allow you to comfortably manage a PC as a NAS, featuring an updated version of CasaOS, a web-based installer, and, in the Arch edition, Plasma Bigscreen configured by default.
It will offer both Arch and Debian builds.
A Windows replica using KDE Plasma, built on Arch or Debian.
Pulsar OS grows because people recommend it and help it. We want to thank the people who make that happen, publicly.
Recommend Pulsar OS and bring people into Discord or Matrix. When new members arrive, tell us who invited them, or write your name in the hall-of-fame file of the repo.
Write about Pulsar OS, run an audit, review code, translate, design, test on real hardware, document, or collaborate on anything.
Pulsar OS is open source, built by and for the community. Whether you're a developer, designer, translator, documentation writer or simply want to help out, there is a place for you.
All of Pulsar OS source code is available on GitHub. Explore the repositories, open issues, send pull requests and follow development in real time. The project board shows which tasks are pending, in progress or completed.
We welcome AI-assisted contributions. Two rules: test everything before submitting, and keep comments bilingual (English + Spanish). That's it.
You don't need to be a programmer to help. You can contribute with documentation, translations, graphic design, bug reports, or simply by sharing Pulsar OS with others. Every bit helps.
No Linux elitism and zero gatekeeping, we have no time for loonixtards. We are a friendly bunch of geeks who love talking about Pulsar OS, and several of us are around the chats every day, so there is always someone to answer your questions.
Beginners are more than welcome: every bit of help counts, no matter how small. Ask without fear, the only stupid question is the one you don't ask.
The people who make Pulsar OS possible.
Whether you audit, test, translate, code or simply spread the word, your name belongs on the wall.
