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KibaOS

Banner KibaOS is a lightweight Linux distribution built on Debian 13 (Trixie) with KDE Plasma 6 as the desktop environment. It is developed and maintained by WolfTech Innovations.

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The goal of KibaOS is to provide a clean, modern, and visually consistent out-of-the-box experience without requiring post-install configuration. Everything from the boot splash to the terminal color scheme is pre-configured and ready to use.


Features

  • Based on Debian 13 Trixie (stable, supported until 2030)
  • KDE Plasma 6.3 with Wayland as the default session
  • Dracula color scheme applied system-wide — terminal, widgets, window decorations, and the panel
  • Floating rounded taskbar and 12px rounded window corners via KWin compositor
  • Zsh as the default shell with autosuggestions and syntax highlighting pre-configured
  • Plymouth boot splash using the KibaOS logo on a Dracula-themed background
  • Calamares graphical installer with KibaOS branding
  • SDDM login manager with autologin for the live session
  • Firefox ESR, Dolphin, Konsole, Kate, VLC, GParted included
  • No bloat — only what you need is installed

System Requirements

Component Minimum
CPU 64-bit x86 (amd64)
RAM 2 GB (4 GB recommended)
Disk 20 GB for installation
GPU Any with OpenGL 2.0 support
Firmware UEFI or legacy BIOS

Download

ISO images are available on SourceForge:

https://sourceforge.net/projects/kibaos/files/

SHA256 checksums are provided alongside each release. Verify your download before writing to a drive.


Writing to a USB Drive

On Linux:

sudo dd if=kibaos-vN.iso of=/dev/sdX bs=4M status=progress oflag=sync

Replace /dev/sdX with your actual drive and N with the build number. You can also use tools like Balena Etcher or Ventoy.


Live Session

Boot from the USB drive to enter the live environment. The live session logs in automatically as the user account with the password live. Root password is root.

No changes made in the live session are saved after reboot. To install KibaOS permanently, launch the Calamares installer from the desktop or application menu.


Installation

The Calamares installer guides you through:

  1. Language and locale selection
  2. Keyboard layout
  3. Disk partitioning (automatic or manual)
  4. User account creation
  5. Installation and bootloader setup

A working internet connection is not required for installation. An internet connection is recommended post-install for system updates.

After installation, update the system:

sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y

Default Credentials (Live Session Only)

Account Password
user live
root root

These credentials are only present in the live session. The installer will prompt you to create your own account and set your own passwords.


Shell

KibaOS uses Zsh by default. The system-wide config is at /etc/zsh/zshrc and includes:

  • Shared history across sessions
  • Tab completion with menu select
  • Autosuggestions from command history
  • Syntax highlighting
  • A minimal prompt showing user, host, and current directory

Useful aliases pre-configured:

ll        -> ls -lah
update    -> sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y
install   -> sudo apt install

Theme

KibaOS ships the Dracula color scheme system-wide using the official palette from draculatheme.com.

Color Hex
Background #282a36
Current Line #44475a
Foreground #f8f8f2
Comment #6272a4
Purple (accent) #bd93f9
Pink #ff79c6
Cyan #8be9fd
Green #50fa7b
Yellow #f1fa8c
Orange #ffb86c
Red #ff5555

The Dracula scheme is applied to:

  • KDE color roles (all widgets, dialogs, menus)
  • Konsole terminal
  • KWin window decorations and shadow color
  • Breeze Dark panel theme
  • Plymouth boot splash background

Build System

KibaOS is built using live-build inside a Debian Trixie Docker container via GitHub Actions. The workflow runs on push to main or develop, on manual dispatch, and on a weekly schedule every Sunday at 02:00 UTC.

Completed ISOs are automatically uploaded to SourceForge when building from the main branch.

Building Locally

Requirements: Docker, a Linux host with sufficient disk space (at least 15 GB free).

git clone https://github.com/WolfTech-Innovations/kibaos
cd kibaos
docker run --rm --privileged \
  -v "$PWD:/w" \
  -e RUN_NUM=local \
  debian:trixie \
  /w/build.sh

The resulting ISO will appear in the project root as kibaos-vlocal.iso.

SourceForge Upload

Set the following repository secrets to enable automatic uploads:

Secret Description
SF_USER Your SourceForge username
SF_PASS Your SourceForge password

Project Structure

kibaos/
  .github/
    workflows/
      kiba-build.yml    - Main build and release workflow
  README.md

Build configuration, package lists, hooks, and Calamares branding are all generated at build time by the workflow script.


Contributing

Issues and pull requests are welcome at:

https://github.com/WolfTech-Innovations/kibaos

Please open an issue before starting significant work so effort is not duplicated.


License

KibaOS is a distribution, not a single codebase. Individual components are subject to their own licenses. The build scripts and configuration files in this repository are released under the MIT License.


About

KibaOS is a WolfTech Innovations project.

https://github.com/WolfTech-Innovations

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