Release Shadowfetch Linux 2.1.5 «Umbra» — Fire Edition · ShadowfetchLinux/shadowfetch-linux

Shadowfetch Linux 2.1.5 «Umbra» — Fire Edition

The Linux desktop that can explain itself. Before you install, it proves what works; after you install, it helps fix what doesn't.

ISO: https://www.shadowfetch.com/linux/download/shadowfetch-2.1.5-amd64.iso — 3,968,471,040 bytes (3.97 GB / 3.70 GiB), BIOS + UEFI hybrid
SHA-256: 848f043e4d6f85c3607e7034ba911a1ce8b4a317674feebef8b07fcd8f531c24
Signature: https://www.shadowfetch.com/linux/download/shadowfetch-2.1.5-amd64.iso.asc
Signing key: https://www.shadowfetch.com/linux/shadowfetch.gpg.asc — fingerprint 8F13 CE15 35EE 1F4A 2916 A1F7 3C5C 900B 7BE8 0CA1
Verify guide: https://www.shadowfetchlinux.org/verify

Shadowfetch Guide + private System Passport — a deterministic, read-only, on-device check of graphics, networking, audio, firmware, memory, storage, recovery readiness, and local-AI capacity. Available from the live Ignition screen and as the first Control Center section. Its allowlisted schema omits host identity, serials, PCI-slot, and filesystem identifiers, and it exports a redacted HTML/JSON report.
Buzz stays the single optional local-AI workspace, loopback-only by default, now guarded against the WebKitGTK DMA-BUF freeze on Plasma Wayland. No model is bundled; downloads are consent-gated.
Optional verified coding agents at first-run setup — OpenAI Codex CLI, Claude Code, xAI Grok Build, Cursor Agent — unchecked by default, pinned and verified, with no bundled credentials.
Verified in-place upgrade from 2.1.4 via the signed APT repository (sudo apt update && shadowfetch-update); Phoenix rollback on separate-/boot Btrfs fixed and re-tested.

Base: Debian testing · Desktop: KDE Plasma 6 · Firmware: BIOS + UEFI.

Every required prepublication case in qa/2.1.5/acceptance.json passed against this exact ISO.