Your comprehensive guide to installing, using, and troubleshooting LearnixOS, designed for learning and experimentation.
Begin your journey with LearnixOS by setting up your system.
Download the latest LearniXOS ISO from our GitHub repository. Create a bootable USB using tools like Rufus (Windows), Etcher (cross-platform), or dd
(Linux/macOS). Boot from the USB and follow the installation wizard to set up your system.
Ensure your system meets the following: 64-bit CPU, 2GB RAM (4GB recommended), 20GB storage, and UEFI or Legacy BIOS support.
Manage software packages efficiently with LearniXOS tools.
LearnixOS uses a source based package manager called lxpkg, Update the package list with:
lx lxpkg update
Install a package (e.g., vim
):
lx lxpkg install vim
Add third-party repositories to access additional software. Edit the sources file (e.g., /etc/lxpkg.conf
) and update the package list.
Learn essential Linux commands for everyday use.
Use these commands to move around and manage files:
ls
- List directory contentscd /path/to/directory
- Change directorypwd
- Print current directorymkdir new_folder
- Create a directoryManage files with commands like:
cp source destination
- Copy filesmv source destination
- Move/rename filesrm file
- Delete filesResolve common issues with LearnixOS.
If LearnixOS fails to boot, check your BIOS/UEFI settings to ensure the correct boot device is selected. Try disabling Secure Boot if issues persist.
If you encounter errors during package installation, ensure your internet connection is stable and run:
lx lxpkg update && lx lxpkg upgrade
LearniXOS thrives on community contributions and feedback.
ask questions, and contribute to the project.