Comfortable from the start
A traditional applications menu, panel, windows, files and settings keep the desktop understandable for people coming from Windows or other conventional computers.
Explore the desktop
Sentinel Linux is a Debian-based desktop for everyday computing. It keeps ordinary work local, makes important system choices visible, and gives you a familiar environment without forced cloud accounts or hidden remote control.
A traditional applications menu, panel, windows, files and settings keep the desktop understandable for people coming from Windows or other conventional computers.
Explore the desktopCore work is designed to happen on your own system. Online services can be used where useful, but ordinary access to your files and tools should not depend on someone else’s cloud service.
Read the local-first missionSecurity choices, desktop behaviour and system policy are delivered through versioned Debian packages so they can be inspected, updated, repaired and audited.
Understand Policy as PackagesSentinel Linux brings together a browser, notes, documents, calendar, contacts, password storage, bookkeeping, maintenance, inventory, pantry, media tools and other local applications in one consistent desktop suite.
See the included applications
Work
Documents, notes, calendar, contacts and jobs
Home and records
Pantry, inventory, maintenance, bookkeeping and media
Security
Password Vault, Browser protections and verification tools
AEGIS is Sentinel Linux’s optional local-first assistant layer. It is intended to explain, organise and guide authorised tasks while respecting explicit boundaries and keeping the user as the final authority.
Open a program-by-program Desktop Suite guide, the Sentinel Linux and sentinelctl reference, or the complete AEGIS workflow manual.
Converter v1.0.18-9 closes the public conversion phase with canonical Sentinel Linux release evidence, verified checksums and ISO-ready inputs.
The final converter closes the public conversion phase with canonical Sentinel Linux release evidence, package-managed transition fixes and ISO-ready inputs.