In development

A Linux distribution with Brazilian flair and capybara spirit

CapivaraOS is a family of Brazilian Linux distributions based on Fedora, with its own visual identity, Brazilian Portuguese ready out of the box, and the calm (and stubborn) personality of a capybara. Each distro in the family ships a different desktop environment, for different tastes and different machines.

CapivaraOS Marsh desktop, with a lake wallpaper and top panel

Pick your capybara

Three distributions, one project: the same visual identity and the same care for Brazilian Portuguese, across different desktop environments.

CapivaraOS

Marsh

KDE Plasma · Fedora 44

In development

The original distro of the family. Its own visual theme on top of KDE Plasma, with a global menu on top and a bottom dock, for those who want a complete, highly customizable desktop.

Learn about Marsh

CapivaraOS

Pup

Xfce · Fedora 44

In development

The family's light pup. Fedora's default Xfce environment, designed for computers with at least 4GB of RAM, without losing CapivaraOS's visual identity.

Learn about Pup

CapivaraOS

Snout

GNOME · coming soon

Planned

The family's next addition, based on the Fedora Workstation/GNOME spins. Focused on a simple, modern experience, with the same Brazilian flair.

Learn more

What every capybara in the family has in common

Regardless of the desktop environment, all CapivaraOS distros share the same base and identity.

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Fedora base

Built with the official Fedora tooling (kickstart, lorax and Anaconda), on top of a stable, well-maintained base.

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Brazilian Portuguese by default

Language, ABNT2 keyboard layout and localization packages already configured, no extra setup after install.

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A visual identity of its own

Wallpapers, boot theme, login screen and the CapivaraOS logo, keeping the same look across any desktop environment you pick.

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Essential apps included

LibreOffice, Firefox and the main apps for each desktop environment come pre-installed, ready for everyday use.

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Anaconda installer

Guided installation using Anaconda, the same robust installer used by Fedora.

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Free-software-first stance

We keep the official Fedora repositories as our base, without enabling non-free package sources by default.

The project is under construction

CapivaraOS's distros are still under active development and don't have a public ISO to download yet. If you'd like to follow progress, contribute, or just say hi, get in touch.

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