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🐧 penguins-eggs

penguins-eggs is growing, even though, at its core, it has always remained the same.

The main purpose of the project is still the same: remaster a running Linux system and create a bootable live ISO from it.

The engine that performs the actual remastering remains penguins-eggs. Around it, a streamlined ecosystem of companion tools has developed, each with a specific responsibility.

🧩 The Ecosystem Components

🥚 penguins-eggs (The Core Engine)

The core command-line tool that transforms an active Linux system into a bootable Live ISO.
Designed to work across a wide range of Linux distributions and architectures.
Can be used directly from the CLI, integrated into other workflows, or driven through the graphical interface.

🖥️ penguins-gui (The Graphical Interface)

An independent desktop application written in Go using Fyne.
Distributed as an AppImage, allowing it to run on virtually any Linux distribution without prior installation.
Acts as a friendly graphical entry point and automatically handles downloading and installing the appropriate native penguins-eggs package for your distribution.

👨‍🍳 penguins-chef (The Recipe & Package Manager)

Responsible for applying pre-defined package selections and targeted system customizations.
Acts as a "recipe" manager to prepare and mold the working environment to your specific needs.

🗺️ Workflow Overview

penguins-gui ──┐
               ├──> penguins-eggs ──> Live ISO
CLI ───────────┘

penguins-chef    →  package selections and system customizations

🚀 The Easiest Way to Get Started

If you simply want to remaster the Linux system you are currently running, you don't need to master the entire ecosystem:

1. Download penguins-gui as an AppImage.

2. Run the application.

3. Let it automatically find and install the correct penguins-eggs package for your distribution.

4. Create your live ISO.

For users who prefer the command line, penguins-eggs remains fully available as a direct and complete tool.