Dakotaraptor steini
Bluefin built on GNOME OS, assembled entirely from source.
Dakota is the flagship Bluefin desktop. Compared with previous images such as Bluefin Classic, it offers:
- The latest GNOME desktop
- System libraries and development tools from the Freedesktop SDK
- Optimized x86-64-v3 builds for modern CPUs
- systemd-boot as the bootloader, with full Secure Boot support
- A dedicated gaming session with a gaming kernel from the Open Gaming Collective and Steam Gamescope
- uutils as the default coreutils implementation
- A graphical Control Center for system administration
Dakota doesn't eat tickets; it treats them as evidence. Every user running Dakota is part of a structured loop that feeds directly back into the issue tracker. When something breaks on your hardware, you have three commands:
| Command | What it does |
|---|---|
ujust report |
Captures your system state and opens a pre-filled issue. One command instead of a wall of "please attach logs." |
ujust confirm <issue> |
Tells the team your hardware hits the same bug. Adds a hardware fingerprint to the issue — no duplicate filing. |
ujust verify <issue> |
After a fix ships in a nightly, confirms it works on your machine. Closes the loop with evidence. |
No telemetry. No phone-home. You review every report before it leaves your machine. Reports live in gists you own and can delete at any time.
| Tag | Stream | What it is |
|---|---|---|
:stable |
Stable | GNOME 51 — production. Weekly promotions from :testing. |
:testing |
Dev | GNOME 51 — daily builds from the testing branch. Boot-check gated. |
:next |
Rolling | Tracks gnome-build-meta master daily (currently disabled). |
dakota-live-latest.iso · Checksum
- Run:
ujust enroll-secure-boot-key - Check EAC readiness:
ujust check-anticheat
See the open issues for where things stand.
See AGENTS.md for the full contributor workflow, build instructions, and PR checklist.
