Almond Linux

documentation

Documen­tation

There is not much to document yet – here is what exists, what is coming, and the small print.

Status ledger · 15 October 2026

guides
not written yet
build
draft, in the repository
license
MIT (Almond’s own files)
contact
GitHub (see below)

01 · what is coming

What is coming

Four documents are planned. Three are published in the main repository, one of them as a first draft; the installation guide has not been written yet.

The first ISO is planned as Almond 0.1 ‘Marcona’, and none has been built yet, so the installation guide has to wait for something to install.

Planned documents
DocumentStatusPublished
Installation guideNot written yetOnce an ISO exists
Build instructionsFirst draftIn the main repository
Contribution guidelinesPublishedIn the main repository
Security policyPublishedIn the main repository

The main repository is github.com/AlmondLinux/almond-linux. The installation guide will join the others there once there is an ISO to install.

Until then, this site and the repository are the documentation.

02 · license

License information

Almond’s own files are released under the MIT License.

That covers Almond’s build configuration, scripts, documentation and the code of this website. You may use, copy, change and share them, including in your own projects, as long as you keep the copyright and license notice. The full text is in the LICENSE file of each repository.

The name and the logo

The Almond Linux name and the almond logo are not covered by the MIT License. They identify this project. Please do not use them in a way that suggests something is an official Almond release when it is not.

Upstream software

Almond is assembled mainly from Debian packages. Every upstream component keeps its original license and copyright, and Almond does not claim ownership of any upstream software.

Fonts on this site

This website uses three fonts, all self-hosted. Each one keeps its own license, and the full license texts are linked below.

Fonts and their licenses
FontLicenseLicense file
Young SerifSIL Open Font License 1.1LICENSE-young-serif.txt
Atkinson HyperlegibleSIL Open Font License 1.1LICENSE-atkinson-hyperlegible.txt
DejaVu Sans MonoBitstream Vera and Arev font licenses. DejaVu’s own changes are in the public domain.LICENSE-dejavu-mono.txt

Looking for source code?

Almond’s build configuration is published in the main repository, github.com/AlmondLinux/almond-linux.

The sources of the Debian packages it builds on can be browsed at sources.debian.org.

03 · names

Names and trademarks

No trademark has been registered for Almond Linux, AALLDM or AALDM.

Nothing on this site grants any trademark rights.

Names in use

name
Almond Linux
short
Almond
tagline
Simple. Powerful. Yours.
AALLDM
A All Large Linux Distribution Model · large edition
AALDM
A All Little Distribution Model · little edition
0.1
‘Marcona’
0.2
‘Largueta’
0.3
‘Valencia’

Release codenames are Spanish almond varieties. Almond 0.5 and 1.0 are not named yet.

Other trademarks

Linux® is the registered trademark of Linus Torvalds in the U.S. and other countries.

Debian is a registered trademark owned by Software in the Public Interest, Inc.

No affiliation

Almond Linux is an independent project and is not affiliated with Debian, Canonical, Red Hat, AlmaLinux, or any other Linux organization.

04 · contact

Contact

There is no public contact address. GitHub is the way to reach the project.

Questions and bug reports go to the issue tracker of the main repository.

Security problems should be reported privately instead, never in a public issue: use “Report a vulnerability” on the repository’s Security tab, as its security policy describes.

The AlmondLinux organisation on GitHub is the project’s public home.

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