TuxDOS

A setup script for a Windows 10 style Fedora Asahi Remix KDE Plasma on Apple Silicon.

Overview

TuxDOS is a setup script that transforms your Fedora Asahi Remix KDE Plasma desktop to look and feel like Windows 10. It automates installing themes, wallpapers, and optionally Microsoft Edge, giving you a familiar interface while keeping Linux power.

Features

• Checks if you’re running Fedora Asahi Remix with KDE Plasma
• Installs Windows 10-like Plasma themes and wallpapers
• Optionally installs Microsoft Edge browser
• Mentions Proton and Wine ARM compatibility and potential instability
• Updates your system and installs required dependencies

Requirements

• Fedora Asahi Remix with KDE Plasma desktop
• Root (sudo) access
• Internet connection to download themes and packages

How to Use

1. Download the tuxdos.sh script to your Fedora system.
2. Open a terminal and go to the script folder.
3. Make the script executable with: chmod +x tuxdos.sh
4. Run it as root: sudo ./tuxdos.sh
5. Follow the prompts on screen.

Notes

• This script is made specifically for Fedora Asahi Remix KDE Plasma — other distros or desktops might not work properly.
• Microsoft Edge on ARM is experimental and may have issues.
• Proton and Wine on ARM are still evolving; some Windows apps might not run perfectly.
• You might need to do some minor manual tweaks depending on your system.
• This script has only been tested on Macbook Air M1 (2020). Use on other chips at your own risk

Contributions

Feel free to report bugs, suggest improvements, or contribute code via issues or pull requests on GitHub.

License

This project uses the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Thanks for trying out TuxDOS!