OutlawOS is an open-source operating system focused on privacy, user control, and transparency.
The goal of the project is to create a system where users have full control over their devices, without hidden telemetry, unnecessary data collection, or forced services.
• Minimal or no telemetry
• Strong security and privacy defaults
• Full system transparency through open source code
• User control over updates, networking, and installed software
• Clear warnings for suspicious packages
- Hardened Linux-based system
- Minimal logging
- Optional compatibility layers (Wine / Proton)
- Built-in developer tools and terminal
- Optional privacy tools
- Local update packages with rollback support
Currently targeting:
- Desktop computers
- Laptops
Future plans may include a mobile version.
Early development stage.
Contributors are welcome.
Instructions for installing OutlawOS will be added once the first prototype is available.
OutlawOS is currently in planning and early documentation stages.
OutlawOS is licensed under the GNU GPLv3.
⚠ This project is currently in early planning. No usable system exists yet.