Stage 8: developer profile with dprofile (0.6.0)
dprofile (das-helpers 0.2.0) installs profiles listed in /usr/share/das/profiles: packages from the Void repository between a snapper pre/post pair, their services and groups, subordinate IDs and a shared root mount for rootless Podman, and optional IDEs from Flathub. The installed system can't see the Das OS repository yet, so a das-dev metapackage could not be installed there; Void packages always can. The dev profile: Go, Python, Node.js, Git, Docker, Podman and command-line tools everywhere, VS Code (code-oss), Meld and Flatpak on a desktop, with Android Studio and JetBrains IDEs on demand. Questions come before sudo. das-welcome (das-tools 0.4.0) gets a developer profile row that runs dprofile in a terminal; das-server-install mentions it at the end. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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## Das OS
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### _A light, friendly Void Linux–based desktop with Xfce and a Ukrainian touch, plus a console server edition_
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[](https://voidlinux.org) [](https://xfce.org) [](https://docs.voidlinux.org/config/services/) [](https://go.dev) [](https://www.docker.com) [](#)
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[](https://voidlinux.org) [](https://xfce.org) [](https://docs.voidlinux.org/config/services/) [](https://go.dev) [](https://www.docker.com) [](#)
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🇺🇦 [Українська версія](README_ua.md)
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- [Graphical installer](#Installer) (Calamares) set up for Void and runit
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- [Snapshots and rollback](#Snapshots): hourly Btrfs snapshots, bootable from the GRUB menu
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- [System update](#Update) with a snapshot taken before it: a window, a tray icon and a terminal mode
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- [Welcome window](#Welcome) at the first login: language, home folders, updates and help
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- [Welcome window](#Welcome) at the first login: language, home folders, updates, the developer profile and help
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- [Server image](#Server): a console live ISO with a text installer, SSH, firewall, fail2ban and Docker
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- [Command-line helpers](#Helpers) for everyday admin tasks: services (`dsv`), users (`duser`), firewall (`dfw`) and system settings (`dsys`)
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- [Developer profile](#DevProfile) in one command: Go, Python, Node.js, Docker, rootless Podman, VS Code and IDEs from Flathub
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- [Das OS look](#Look): light and dark themes, generated window frames, wallpapers and logo
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- [Desktop defaults](#Defaults) for Xfce that don't overwrite stock files
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- [Own package repository](#Repository) built by xbps-src from in-tree templates
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- In the live session it offers to install Das OS.
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- The interface language can be chosen when the system has more than one locale built. It is stored in AccountsService and `~/.dmrc` and takes effect at the next login.
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- If the home folders still have English names (`Documents`, `Downloads`…), it offers to rename them to the system language, together with `user-dirs.dirs` and the file manager bookmarks. Folders the user moved, and those whose new name is already taken, are left alone.
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- It installs the [developer profile](#DevProfile) in a terminal window, where the IDEs and the password are asked for, and once the profile is installed, adds IDEs from Flathub.
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- It links to the system update, Xfce settings and help.
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- It opens by itself only once. The *Show at login* check box keeps it opening at every login.
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- `dsys` replaces hostnamectl, timedatectl and localectl: `info` (time sync, language, console, addresses), `hostname`, `timezone` (part of the name will do: `dsys timezone Kyiv`), `locale` (builds the glibc locale if needed) and `keymap` (with a Cyrillic console font for Cyrillic layouts).
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- They come in the `das-helpers` package and are on the desktop too. Both images also include `xtools-minimal` from Void for package work: `xi` installs, `xrs` searches, `xq` shows package details and `xcheckrestart` finds programs to restart after an update.
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#### Developer profile<a id='DevProfile' />
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**_`dprofile install dev` turns a desktop or a server into a development machine, with a snapshot taken before it._**
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- Packages from the Void repository: `base-devel`, gdb, strace, Git with LFS, GitHub CLI, lazygit, Go with gopls, delve and golangci-lint, Python with pip, virtualenv and uv, Node.js, Docker with Compose and Buildx, lazydocker, Podman with podman-compose, jq, ripgrep, fd, fzf, direnv, shellcheck and SQLite.
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- On a desktop also VS Code (Void's open-source build `code-oss`, extensions come from Open VSX), Meld, Flatpak with the Flathub remote and the desktop portals.
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- It enables Docker and adds the user who runs it to the `docker` group, gives them subordinate IDs for rootless Podman and makes `/` a shared mount at every boot (`/etc/runit/core-services/60-das-shared-root.sh`), which rootless containers need.
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- Before installing, it asks which IDEs to add from Flathub: Android Studio, IntelliJ IDEA Open and Ultimate, PyCharm, GoLand, WebStorm or Microsoft's Visual Studio Code. Later they are added with `dprofile app add GoLand` and removed with `dprofile app rm`, which also removes the Flatpak runtimes nothing else uses.
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- The packages are installed between a snapper pre/post snapshot pair, like with `das-update`, and the command prints how to roll back. `dprofile list` and `dprofile show dev` show what is installed already; `--yes` and `--apps ID,...|all|none` make it work without questions.
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- The profile is a plain list in `/usr/share/das/profiles/dev.conf`. The desktop installer doesn't offer it because the installation copies the live image without a network, and the profile downloads about 550 MB of packages (an IDE from Flathub takes 1–4 GB more with its runtimes).
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#### Das OS look<a id='Look' />
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**_A modern minimal style with a blue and yellow eight-petal star from Ukrainian embroidery._**
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- The GTK themes `DasOS` and `DasOS-Dark` build on adw-gtk3 and add the Das OS accent colours. They also style the Xfce panel, which adw-gtk3 leaves black.
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- `srcpkgs/das-tools` contains `das-welcome` and the update window and tray icon (Go, GTK 3 through gotk3) with their menu and autostart entries. Its subpackage `das-update` is the update command and polkit action, without GTK.
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- `srcpkgs/das-snapshots` contains the snapper configuration, `das-snapper-setup` and the dracut module for booting snapshots.
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- `srcpkgs/das-installer` contains the Calamares settings and branding, `srcpkgs/das-server-installer` the console installer. The steps both share (`mount-source`, `postinstall`) are in `srcpkgs/das-install-common`. They exist only on the live ISOs.
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- `srcpkgs/das-server` is the server metapackage with the nftables, fail2ban, sshd and Docker defaults. `srcpkgs/das-helpers` contains `dsv`, `duser`, `dfw` and `dsys`.
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- `srcpkgs/das-server` is the server metapackage with the nftables, fail2ban, sshd and Docker defaults. `srcpkgs/das-helpers` contains `dsv`, `duser`, `dfw`, `dsys`, `dprofile` and the profiles.
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- `srcpkgs/calamares`, `srcpkgs/adw-gtk3` and `srcpkgs/font-jetbrains-mono` package upstream releases that Void does not have.
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- `make packages` lays the templates over a shallow clone of void-packages and builds them with `xbps-src` into `out/hostdir/binpkgs`. The ISO build installs them from there.
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```
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The ISOs appear in `out/iso/dasos-<version>-x86_64.iso` and `out/iso/dasos-server-<version>-x86_64.iso`. Write them to a USB stick with `dd` or Ventoy.
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**Note:** Das OS is an early version (0.5.0). The developer profile and signed repository hosting are planned for upcoming stages. Until the repository is hosted, an installed system gets updates from Void only. Das OS is based on Void Linux but is not affiliated with it.
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**Note:** Das OS is an early version (0.6.0). Signed repository hosting and a CI build are planned for upcoming stages. Until the repository is hosted, an installed system gets updates from Void only. Das OS is based on Void Linux but is not affiliated with it.
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###### _Made by -=:dAs:=-_
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