A free operating system

An operating system for change. Self sufficiency, resilience, and software freedom.

Astrologue aims to prove paradigm-shifting concepts in personal computing and put the power of general purpose computers back into the hands of regular people — an exciting project for anyone wanting to reduce their reliance on big tech.

Free software · GPL-3.0-or-later · developed in the open

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What Astrologue holds

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I.

Infrastructure Optional

In an increasingly connected world, technology becomes ever more dependent on the cloud and its central points of failure. Astrologue aims to push the bounds of what can be done in situations where infrastructure might be lacking.

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II.

Peer to Peer

Astrologue carries new peer-to-peer software that opens access to apps and updates in situations where traditional operating systems fall short — a paradigm shift away from energy-hungry data centres.

III.

Software Freedom

Astrologue believes you should be able to do what you want with hardware you own: run the software for any purpose, share it with others, and modify it to do what needs done.

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