A linux distro crafted in Bharat! Please finf the documentation files from this github page!

Overview

Vajra Linux is a lightweight, powerful, and customizable Linux distribution designed to provide exceptional performance and versatility. Inspired by the strength and brilliance of the "Vajra," a symbol of resilience in Indian culture, this open-source project aims to deliver a seamless computing experience tailored for modern users while being deeply rooted in accessibility and simplicity.

Editions

Vajra Linux comes in three specialized editions to cater to diverse needs:

1. Core Edition:

   • A streamlined OS for everyday users, focusing on speed, efficiency, and ease of use.
   • Ideal for general-purpose tasks and designed to run smoothly on older hardware.

2. Education Edition:

   • Tailored for students and educators, this edition includes:
     • Pre-installed learning tools like offline Wikipedia and interactive quizzes.
     • Coding environments and educational apps for STEM education.
   • Perfect for schools, universities, and self-learners.

3. Development Edition:

   • A powerhouse for developers, creators, and cybersecurity enthusiasts, featuring:
     • Pre-installed IDEs, version control systems, and network tools.
     • Cybersecurity utilities and containerization platforms.
   • A robust toolkit for coding, testing, and deploying projects.

Features

• Lightweight Design:

  • Built on XFCE for a fast, low-resource desktop experience.
  • Optimized for both modern and older hardware.

• Indian-Centric:

  • Full support for over 10 Indian languages, including keyboard layouts and system localization.
  • Pre-installed regional tools and resources.

• Customization:

  • Includes layout switcher for Windows-like and macOS-like desktop experiences.
  • Highly customizable themes, icons, and wallpapers.

• Preloaded Tools:

  • Core system apps for daily tasks.
  • Advanced utilities for developers and educators.

Installation

1. Download the ISO from the Vajra Linux Releases.
2. Create a bootable USB using tools like Rufus or Etcher.
3. Boot from the USB and follow the installer instructions.

How to Contribute

Vajra Linux is open-source, and contributions are always welcome. Here’s how you can get involved:

• Submit bug reports or feature requests via GitHub Issues.
• Contribute to the codebase by submitting pull requests.
• Help translate the OS into more Indian languages.
• Share feedback or ideas to improve the project.

Community

• YouTube Channel: Vajra Linux on YouTube
  • Tutorials, tips, and updates.
• GitHub Discussions: Join conversations, ask questions, and engage with the community.

About the Developer

Hrishikesh Sachin Kelkar

• A 16-year-old programmer and Linux enthusiast passionate about open-source innovation.
• Creator of Vajra Linux, dedicated to making technology accessible and efficient for users worldwide.

License

This project is licensed under the GPL3.0 License.

Acknowledgments

• Thanks to the open-source community for their contributions and inspiration.
• Special appreciation to testers, translators, and collaborators who made Vajra Linux possible.