Radix Linux v0.9.2-alpha version
Pre-release
We are proud to announce version v0.9.2-alpha, a major architectural milestone in the development of Radix Linux. This release marks our transition from a heavy, monolithic structure to a highly organized, source-based build repository.
Changes since the previous release
Massive Repository Cleanup: All pre-compiled binary objects and unnecessary Git LFS overhead have been removed. The repository is now 100% focused on build logic and source archives.
Professional Categorization: The entire sources/ directory has been restructured into 13 logical categories (from toolchain-tools to network-libraries), making the system modular and maintainable.
Optimized Storage: The distribution is now "LFS-light," significantly reducing the clone time and dependency on external large file limits.
Source-Centric Design: Radix-Linux has evolved into a pure "Build From Scratch" environment. Every package is now neatly tucked into its respective category, ready for the upcoming package management system.
Notes
Users are responsible for any potential issues that may occur while using or installing Radix Linux. The Radix Linux team does not assume responsibility for any damages or problems.
Warning
This is an alpha release (v0.9.2-alpha) and still contains bugs or unstable components and also will not get security updates. We strongly recommend testing it in a virtual environment, as described in the installation guide. Installing Radix Linux directly on your physical machine may lead to unexpected issues. Use it at your own discretion.