Boot
A shared native boot boundary for securely transferring control to the system.
ONE SHARED FOUNDATION
Built from the
inside out.
AythurOS is developing a native core operating system rather than repackaging Linux or FreeBSD. Aether and Void share the mechanisms that make sense to share—and shape their own product experiences above them.
SYSTEM ARCHITECTURE
One platform.
Many possibilities.
Different responsibilities, clearly separated. This is a conceptual architecture, not a claim that every interface has reached production maturity.
Aether DESKTOP
Void MOBILE
EXPERIENCEFlow · Applications
SHARED SERVICESVigil · Drivers · Identity · Sessions
NATIVE USERSPACERuntime
CORE MECHANISMKernel
STARTUPBoot
Kernel
The independently engineered kernel that both native products consume.
Runtime & Vigil
Native execution, service lifecycle and carefully defined boundaries.
Flow & Eon
A shared graphical environment and native package-management direction.
OPEN TO INTEROPERABILITY
Native does not mean isolated.
Portability and compatibility are intentional goals, not an excuse to replace ownership boundaries. Work on Linux-hosted developer tooling does not make Aether or Void Linux distributions.
See the development stage