Jupiter Linux

Jupiter Linux is an operating system based on Arch Linux, with some influence from GuestSneezeOS and winesapOS. It’s designed to be extremely lightweight, taking up around 16 GB of space, and is optimized for gaming. One of its key features is its lower RAM usage compared to Windows, making it an efficient choice for gamers. if you want a detailed guide on how to build Jupiter Linux see the CONTRIBUTING Guide

Getting Started

Hardware requirements

• Minimum:
  • Processor = Single-core AMD or Intel processor.
  • RAM = 1.0 GiB.
  • Storage = 21 GiB
• Recommended
  • Processor = Dual-core AMD or Intel processor.
  • RAM = 8 GiB
  • Storage = 50 GiB

Dual-booting with windows

To Dual-boot Windows with Jupiter please follow these steps

• Burn the ISO onto a USB
• Create a new partition
  • Boot the OS with secure-boot turned off
  • run the jupiter-install.sh script
  • type in your drive (for example /dev/sda)
  • You have dual-booted successfully if you get any issues create a new issue on this GitHub

Updating your Jupiter Linux Installation

Open your terminal by hitting

CTRL + ALT + T

then type

pacman -Syu

Basing an OS of off Jupiter

We dont recommend cloning but we recommend this method Run these commands

curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Jupiter-Linux-Distro/Jupiter-Linux/main/clone.sh | sudo sh

then make the changes you want, we also now have our own archiso config in our jupiteriso repository