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Desktop and system tools

OnixOS desktop integration packages and their roles in profile images.

Documentation pagesDesktop and system tools

These packages are maintained or packaged in OnixOS repositories. Their presence in a repository does not mean every profile installs them; use the profile manifests to check image defaults.

Package Role in the recipe Profile relationship
onix-graphics Onix graphics assets, desktop defaults, and a collection of upstream GTK/icon themes and cursors Included by all six standard profiles
onix-updater GTK 4/libadwaita GUI for package updating and management Included by GNOME, XFCE and Security in the checked manifests
plymouth-onix-boot Onix Plymouth boot theme package Included by GNOME, XFCE and Security
odesk Onix desktop environment package built from the Odesk project Active base repository source; not selected by the six standard manifests in this snapshot
xfce-dark-mode-switcher XFCE panel plugin for switching between light and dark themes Active community package; not selected by the standard profile package lists
xfce-title X11 window tiling and positioning helper for XFCE Active community package; not selected by the standard profile package lists
onixos-special-eggpkg OnixOS history and Easter-egg viewer Active base repository source; not selected by the six standard manifests
onix-ai-core Local inference server and Unix-socket client Active base repository source; not selected by the six standard manifests
onix-ai-gui Electron IDE and desktop extensions that depend on onix-ai-core Active base repository source; not selected by the six standard manifests

onix-graphics bundles third-party projects including Dracula, Orchis, Yaru Colors, Vimix, Flat Remix, Nordic, Juno, WhiteSur cursors and Paper. The package recipe carries their individual licenses. Its project packaging does not change their upstream ownership.

For exact source URLs and declared architectures, see the active package inventory. For desktop packages selected by an image, see KDE, GNOME, XFCE and Security.