Apps & tools
Software built for takhiOS — what each app does, who it is for, and where to get it.
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UIL Installer
Ships with takhiOS- What it is:
- The installer that ships inside takhiOS, in both live and installer modes. It installs takhiOS onto a disk: partitioning, encryption and boot setup.
- Who it is for:
- Anyone installing takhiOS on a machine — desktop, laptop or server.
- Where to get it:
- Ships with takhiOS.
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UIL VM Manager
Ships with takhiOS- What it is:
- Runs and manages machines. It includes the Writer, which writes an image to a USB stick or disk and verifies the write by reading it back.
- Who it is for:
- People who run virtual machines or write images to USB sticks and disks.
- Where to get it:
- Ships with takhiOS.
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UIL Backup (Backuper)
Ships with takhiOS- What it is:
- Per-world backups with remote access, so a machine can back itself up without you managing files by hand.
- Who it is for:
- Anyone who wants regular backups without doing the work manually.
- Where to get it:
- Ships with takhiOS.
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UIL Locker
Install from the repo- What it is:
- The Locker is what makes your operating system a file real: it holds your worlds and syncs them, so the machine you carry and the machine at home are the same world. A world can be restored onto any hardware, or booted in the VM Manager.
- Who it is for:
- People who want the same world on every machine — carried, synchronised and restorable anywhere.
- Where to get it:
- Installable from the repo and free to self-host. Rented storage is planned. · Rent a Locker (planned)
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UIL Config
Planned- What it is:
- A planned tool to configure a takhiOS system from one place.
- Who it is for:
- Planned for people who want one configuration for their machines.
- Where to get it:
- Planned.
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SecAdvisor
Partly built- What it is:
- A hypervisor-based security monitor that runs at Ring -1 — one privilege layer below the operating system. The OS runs as a guest VM, and SecAdvisor watches from beneath: raw memory, CPU state, DMA and I/O. The OS cannot detect it, and malware cannot hide from it.
- Who it is for:
- People and fleets that need to see what happens below the OS — including what a Ring 0 rootkit hides.
- Where to get it:
- Partly built — the installer-side panel ships today; the Ring -1 monitor itself is not built.