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One foundation · distinct roles

One system.
Four ways to use it.

HorneroOS is composed from a shared base and focused capabilities. Desktop, Server, Agents and Studio are connected profiles, not separate distributions maintained in parallel.

The product model is defined; maturity varies by profile. A provisional Calamares installer is in development, but its install flow has not passed virtual-machine acceptance and no ISO is published. See what can be installed today.

HorneroOS edition composition

HorneroOS BaseCommon system foundation
Shared across editions
Wayland desktopDesktop preview

Desktop

A complete Wayland desktop

Hornero Shell brings layouts, themes, settings, launcher, dashboard and session controls into one desktop experience.

Wayland compositorHyprlandSupportedNiriExperimental
Explore the desktop
Headless systemsPlanned

Server

A lean headless foundation

A remotely operated system for homelabs, virtual machines and self-hosted services, without a graphical session.

Read the composition model
Secure agent hostingPlanned

Agents

Infrastructure for agent workloads

A server-derived environment designed around isolated identities, constrained services and inspectable agent lifecycles.

Builds on Server

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Creative productionPlanned

Studio

A considered creative workstation

Desktop foundations for audio, video and visual work, with hardware-aware workflows rather than a package bundle.

Builds on Desktop

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Shared architecture

Capabilities compose. Product truth stays together.

Studio builds on Desktop; Agents builds on Server. The compositor belongs to Desktop as a backend choice. Hyprland is the validated default, while Niri is experimental and retains clearly documented capability gaps.

The edition and compositor states on this page come from the pinned Hornero composition catalogue. The same model is designed for CLI introspection, installation and acceptance tooling; those image and installer paths are not yet released.