FlowOS v0.0.2

# FlowOS v0.0.2

## What's new

### SSH support
- SSH daemon starts automatically on boot — no manual setup required
- SSH sessions drop straight to bash with your API key already loaded; no prompt, no interruption
- Run `flowos` in the SSH session to launch the AI interface over the connection
- Host keys are pre-generated at build time so there's no first-connection delay

### Docker pre-installed
- Docker Engine and Docker Compose are bundled in the ISO and start automatically via OpenRC
- The `flowos` user is in the `docker` group — no `sudo` needed for docker commands
- The docker plugin works out of the box on first boot

### More tools out of the box
| Tool | What it's for |
|---|---|
| `docker` + `docker-compose` | Container management |
| `dbus` | Spotify MPRIS control (spotify plugin) |
| `xclip` | Clipboard plugin on Linux |
| `nodejs` + `npm` | JavaScript runtime and package manager |
| `jq` | JSON processing in the terminal |
| `tmux` | Terminal multiplexer |
| `nmap` + `netcat` | Network diagnostics |
| `rsync` | File sync |
| `build-base` + `make` | Compile packages from source |

## Bug fixes
- Fixed Snap Store tab in the GUI plugin store — any snap can now be searched and installed directly from the store
- Fixed SSH blocking behind the API key prompt on first boot

## Flash to USB

**Easiest — Balena Etcher (Mac/Windows/Linux):**
Download at https://etcher.balena.io

**Linux:**
```bash
sudo dd if=flowos.iso of=/dev/sdX bs=4M status=progress && sync

Mac:

diskutil unmountDisk /dev/diskN && sudo dd if=flowos.iso of=/dev/rdiskN bs=4m

Links

• Documentation: https://flowos.wiki
• Website: https://projectaquarius.space
• Source: https://github.com/Mattjhagen/FlowOS-Project-Aquarius