nonos.software is now live. The official documentation and download portal for NØNOS */ a ZeroState operating system built from scratch in Rust *\ Technical specifications, architecture docs, build manuals and the development roadmap are now publicly available. The Alpha ISO release will follow shortly between March 4 and March 5) Sovereignty from ∅

A year ago, i visualized an idea. It started as an extreme prototype, a simple React web viewer just to give shape to a vision, something visible to represent the end goal. Then the real work began. I hardened a Linux kernel. I spent months studying it deeply. Eventually understood something important: hardening alone would never achieve what expected and wanted. Reaching a true zero-state RAM-only system would require rethinking the kernel from the ground up and not because Linux isn’t the best kernel available today. It absolutely is but the goal here is different. Linux is designed for persistence, compatibility and general-purpose computing. My goal is ephemeral computation and absolute minimization of traceability. Hardening reduces attack surface. It does not eliminate state and as long as state exists, it can be recovered. That is the fundamental problem. I want to protect $BTC or $ETH and the ideology behind crypto. I want protect my identity and people’s privacy uncompromisingly. I don’t care about the mainstream Web3 narrative. Most of it has no real purpose. I’m not building hype. It’s more about solving an enigma. A real problem. A problem that affects every so-called *solution* built on fragile guarantees, systems vulnerable to mathematical compromise, confiscation risk and forensic recovery. Your *anonymous data* still lives somewhere. Still sits on top of a kernel. Still can be retrieved. Still can be used against its operator. STØP. My data. My right. My right is not a privilege. Privacy is not a crime. The real crime is losing control reaching a point where you can’t even look at yourself in the mirror because something that was yours is gone. Everything I do comes from passion. I’m building something I believe in. Something that takes time. Something that will evolve shaped by ideas, by feedback, by people who believe in the mission. Today, NØNOS works on real hardware. Multiple devices tested. More to come. The work continues. As announced, we target 03.03.2026 for the full codebase release and the start of alpha testing. They told it wasn’t possible. I laughed. If you can’t dream, you have nothing left. Dreaming is stronger than opinion. Never stop. Many people supported this journey & their strength helped keep it alive. I’m writing this because the feeling is incredible. Most people chase money. I’m chasing the excitement of building something meaningful. Something special. Something real. One day i said: “From Ø, Sovereignty.” Today we are at Ø. Next comes sovereignty. Long life to NØNOS. Long life to the mission.

Today something surreal is happening. For the first time ever, I actually stepped inside NØNOS not just watching logs scroll by, not poking at isolated components, but interacting with the OS as a real environment. A GUI window opened. The compositor drew its first elements. The system responded. It wasn’t pretty, it wasn’t stable and a hundred bugs showed up instantly… but it was alive. This moment does hit me massively. All the architecture work, all the cryptography, all the kernel design, all the nights spent buried in bootloader edge cases and memory maps it suddenly transformed into an experience. A space. A world running on code that didn’t exist before I wrote it. Right now it’s rough. The text debugger and the GUI are fighting each other, rendering is glitchy, some events disappear into the void, and half the UI is duct-taped just enough to not crash the kernel but that’s exactly what early operating system development looks like. This is the phase where the OS stops being diagrams and becomes something you can actually touch. Seeing that tiny window appear wasn’t just a “feature working” It felt like watching a creature open its eyes for the first time. NØNOS it’s beginning to express itself. This is the moment I’ve been working toward for months, no-stop, the transition from pure architecture to living system. I can finally start building tools, visuals, workflows and interactions from within the OS, instead of imagining them from the outside. There’s a long way to go and I’m fixing bugs and implementing nexts steps. Because today, NØNOS became real and I got to be there the moment it woke up. More to come. This is just the first breath.