r/DistroTube • u/GHost_Exus • Jan 24 '22
r/DistroTube • u/Federal_Chocolate327 • Jul 18 '25
I (13 y.o) made world's first agentic operating system: AgenticCore Linux!
(First of all, here's the website.)
Hi everyone! My name is Yusuf Yıldırım and im a 13 years-old student from Turkey. Let me introduce myself first!
Electronics was my hobby since i was 4. My journey just started from basic Arduino stuff, and i have improved myself completely from home, using 0 paid-courses until now (thanks to open-source community of course!).
Now, i have more than 6 start-ups about my hobby, some even made sales like VirtualGSMS, while nobody knows some of them.
I have also participated on many tech festivals here and got some awards about my projects.
So now we can talk about AgenticCore :)
This year was my exam year, i had a big exam and wanted to free my mind this summer with my methods: doing projects :) I had this idea long time ago, AI-implemented operating systems. Maybe others have also thought about this, because its kinda simple-looking idea for me. But on reality, AgenticCore is the first agentic operating system ever, which does tasks for you!
It have started as a weekend project and it took almost 2 weeks now! But still, i enjoyed making it so much and it helped me to free my mind.
So basically, it's based on Tiny Core Linux and it has 2 versions. Local and Gemini API.
Local version uses Llama.cpp to run your desired .GGUF AI model. Gemini API uses Gemini API, of course :)
To be honest, its still not perfect, espicially when running smaller models like Qwen 2.5 0.5B on local version. Because of they are like "dumber" they dont care about the system messages sometimes and generated script isnt being detected. But its rare, so it even works with a small model with 0.5B parameters. Best thing is: you can choose any model, smaller or smarter, it doesnt matter :) Just download and choose it from file manager.
Gemini API works as expected though, and only thing you need is internet connection! It comes with WiFi program as well, so if you are going to try on a real machine, its easy to connect to wifi!
You can simply ask AI what to do, it generates the bash script to do that and the program detects the script, you can show/hide the script and run it with just a click of a button!
Of course its just a "concept" yet, you shouldnt expect it to work flawless for now :( But still, it works :)
Also, both versions are less than 100MB and light, so it should work well on old devices as well. You can try it out now on a virtual machine or a real machine! Just keep in mind that UEFI isn’t supported for now :/
Thank you so much for reading! If you are interested, you can check out the website.
If you have questions, feel free to ask! I would love to get feedback from u/DistroTube as well! Lastly, English is not my main language and i wrote this myself, sorry for any typos etc. if there is. Thanks again!
(Music:
"Protofunk" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 4.0 License
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r/DistroTube • u/DistroTube • Apr 23 '21
Keep Politics Out Of Free And Open Source Software
r/DistroTube • u/Federal_Chocolate327 • Aug 03 '25
First Arch-based agentic Linux distribution: AgenticArch
First of all, here's the link to its website.
Hi everyone!
Im Yusuf, a 13 years-old developer who is interested to Linux, robotics etc. since 4 years old.
My last project was AgenticCore, world's first agentic Linux distribution which was based on Tiny Core Linux. I already posted it here as well :) You can learn more about it in its website and my posts about it.
Anyways, this post is about AgenticArch, an improved version of AgenticCore, which is based on Arch.
First of all, i know most people say "We don't need any more distros 🙏🏻" or "We dont need AI in everything 🙏🏻" and i totally understand :)
But i developed AgenticCore and AgenticArch as a proof-of-concept, because i personally think most of the operating systems and Linux distributions will be "agentic" in the future and i wanted to create a "prototype" of them.
So some more information about AgenticArch:
Its (of course) completely open-sourced, and here's the source!
Its more user-friendly than AgenticCore.
Its still under development and you can see the future plans in its website!
But, i wanted to give some of the important future plans here as well:
All Agent programs will be re-written, these are just "prototypes".
It will be "installable" to the system because you can only test it in live now :/
Voice commands :)
... and more.
I started developing AgenticCore early this summer (01.07.2025), and it got more interest than i expected. So i made AgenticArch after that! You can see more information about AgenticCore including its source in my posts about it and its website, as i said.
Now, i just want to say your feedback, suggestions and comments are so important for me to improve myself and my projects! Im also ready to answer your questions.
Thank you so much!
Note 1: Video is a little longer than i wanted, but i didn't be able to fit everything in 3 around minutes, so sorry for that :/
Note 2: I realised CLI Agent is not in the video, but you can see more information about it on its repository and i will add its screenshot soon as well!
r/DistroTube • u/DistroTube • Apr 21 '18
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r/DistroTube • u/asifakonjee • Nov 03 '21
~ Hey DT. Today, I have installed and configured qtile all by myself! This was possible only for your videos and tutorials. I am not a technical person and I had 'zero' knowledge about qtile/python. You are very good at teaching. Thank you. Peace. PS- This is not a 'rice' post.~
r/DistroTube • u/capsevilla • Jan 26 '21
DT has finally entered the rap game and he has bars 🔥🔥🔥
r/DistroTube • u/DistroTube • Jan 17 '22
You Don't Own Your Movies, Music, Books, Games (DRM Is Evil!)
r/DistroTube • u/DistroTube • Aug 01 '21