09/08/2026
A Linux built to run everything else.
WebGen Linux is a KVM-centric base OS for admins and power users. Boot the live image, install it to disk, and run your daily-driver operating systems as guests on top — while it sees your hardware, mounts your storage, and stays on the network.
Four things it does well
Breadth of hardware and filesystem support is the goal — not a pile of apps.
Virtualisation host
KVM in the kernel, QEMU in the image, bridge/tap networking for guests. Running guest operating systems is a first-class use, not an add-on.
Sees any hardware
Loadable driver modules and vendor firmware, autoloaded for whatever machine you boot. The USB stick that works on your laptop works on the next box too.
Mounts anything
Boot from USB, read and manipulate common disk and image formats, reach NFS and SMB/CIFS network storage. A sysadmin's rescue-and-manage surface.
Browses the web
A Wayland-native WebKitGTK browser and a modern networking stack. Table stakes for an admin workstation.
WebGen Linux: a KVM-centric base OS for admins and power users. Run virtual machines, rescue any hardware, mount anything, browse the web. Built from source, updated with wgpkg.