Static packaging system
The package format is entirely static: plain-text files with fields separated by lines and spaces. Easily parseable with any language or basic UNIX tools.
An independent Linux(R) distribution focused on simplicity, portability, and understandability.
The package format is entirely static: plain-text files with fields separated by lines and spaces. Easily parseable with any language or basic UNIX tools.
Written in under 1000 lines of POSIX shell with an emphasis on portability. Requires only a POSIX environment, curl, and git.
Designed to be maintainable by a single person. No mandatory infrastructure; just a few Git repositories. Upstream is optional.
Fewer moving parts means fewer bugs and security issues, and a system that’s easier to fully understand.
No lock-in: freely mix shells, core utilities, init systems, device managers, and more. Alternatives extend down to the file level.