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AeThex OS is a multi-form build system: a live web OS, a bootable Linux ISO, and an Android app that mirrors the OS runtime. This page is the single source of truth for what exists, how to verify it, and how to build it.
Bootable Linux build of the full AeThex OS desktop runtime. Designed for verification, demos, and on-device deployments.
Capacitor + Android Studio build for mobile deployment. Mirrors the OS UI with native bridge hooks and mobile quick actions.
Primary OS surface for browsers. Ships continuously and powers live demos, admin panels, and the runtime workspace.
Native shell for Apple hardware. This will mirror the Android runtime with device-grade entitlements and mobile UX tuning.
Run the verification script to confirm checksums and boot assets before you ship or demo.
{`./script/verify-iso.sh -i aethex-linux-build/AeThex-Linux-amd64.iso
./script/verify-iso.sh -i AeThex-OS-Full-amd64.iso --mount`}
Always keep the ISO next to its checksum file. If the SHA changes, rebuild.
{`ls -lh aethex-linux-build/*.iso
sha256sum -c aethex-linux-build/*.sha256`}
The ISO build is scripted and reproducible. Use the full build script for a complete OS image with the desktop runtime.
{`sudo bash script/build-linux-iso.sh
# Output: aethex-linux-build/AeThex-Linux-amd64.iso`}
Build the web bundle first, then sync to Capacitor and run the Gradle build.
{`npm install
npm run build
npx cap sync android
cd android
./gradlew assembleDebug`}
The APK output will be in `android/app/build/outputs/apk/`.
The web OS runs on Vite + React. Use dev mode for iteration, build for production.
{`npm install
npm run dev
# or
npm run build`}
AeThex OS is not a single app. It is a multi-surface operating system that treats the browser, desktop, and phone as interchangeable launch nodes for the same living runtime. The web client is the living core. The Linux ISO proves the OS can boot, isolate a runtime, and ship offline. The Android app turns the OS into a pocket terminal with native bridge hooks. iOS is planned to mirror the mobile stack once Apple hardware validation is complete.
If you are an investor or partner, this is a platform bet: an OS that ships across formats, built on a single codebase, with verifiable artifacts and a real deployment pipeline. The deliverable is not hype. It is a build matrix you can reproduce, verify, and ship.