Shadowfetch Linux 5.0.0 «Umbra» · ShadowCode

Inside Shadowfetch Linux 5.0

9 captures of the signed 5.0.0 ISO and its last release candidate, taken in a virtual machine from its live session and from an installed system.

Capture notes

Welcome and Mission Control are captures of the signed 5.0.0 ISO (SHA-256 2d8a72e044e8…). The other images are captures of its last release candidate (SHA-256a83d7d8af32c…), one rebuild earlier; that rebuild's fixes (the Guide page, a menu entry, the Firebreak launcher, mission retry counting, help text and a line of Ignition copy) are not on those screens. Each caption says which image it shows. All were taken in a QEMU/KVM virtual machine: the installer from the live session, the rest from an installed system with a demo user and no accounts connected. Each was reviewed by eye and checked for private data before publication. Screenshots show that a screen exists and what it says; they do not establish physical-GPU performance, a completed cloud task, or an acceptance result.

9 images

  1. Shadowfetch Linux 5.0 KDE Plasma desktop: the gold and steel hexagonal S emblem and the words Shadowfetch Linux, One Harness. All Models., above a dock of application icons.

    The 5.0 desktop

    The installed Shadowfetch Linux 5.0 Plasma desktop: the gold-and-steel ShadowCode wallpaper and the dock with ShadowCode pinned next to the file manager. Captured in a virtual machine from the last 5.0.0 release candidate, one rebuild before the signed ISO; the rebuild changed nothing on this screen.

  2. Shadowfetch Linux Welcome window headed Shadowfetch Linux 5.0.0 / ShadowCode, Your computer. Your agents., with an Open ShadowCode button and buttons for Mission Control and other tools.

    Welcome

    First-boot Welcome for 5.0.0: ShadowCode first, then Mission Control, a system check, Workbench, the software catalog and Ignition bundles. Captured from the signed 5.0.0 ISO in a virtual machine.

  3. Shadowfetch Linux Welcome window titled Choose optional agents, with an Agent network Online or Offline choice and unchecked Grok Bot, Hermes Agent and OpenClaw rows.

    Three optional agents

    Welcome's optional-agents step: the agent network choice (Online recommended, or Offline), then Grok Bot, Hermes Agent and OpenClaw, none selected until you pick one. Captured in a virtual machine from the last 5.0.0 release candidate, one rebuild before the signed ISO; the rebuild changed nothing on this screen.

  4. ShadowCode window asking What should we work on?, recommending a free Granite 4.2 3B model to download for this computer, with Use an OpenRouter key and Sign in to a subscription options and a Download Granite 4.2 3B button.

    ShadowCode first run

    ShadowCode 1.0.0 opened from the 5.0 dock on a new project. With nothing connected yet it recommends a free model picked for this computer, or an OpenRouter key, or signing in to a subscription you already have. Captured in a virtual machine from the last 5.0.0 release candidate, one rebuild before the signed ISO; the rebuild changed nothing on this screen.

  5. Mission Control ShadowCode page marked Preinstalled, reading ShadowCode 1.0.0 is installed, with an Open ShadowCode button and four explanatory cards.

    ShadowCode in Mission Control

    Mission Control's ShadowCode page reports ShadowCode 1.0.0 installed, and explains system updates, the command sandbox, Meta+Shift+C and ShadowCode's own network mode. Captured in a virtual machine from the last 5.0.0 release candidate, one rebuild before the signed ISO; the rebuild changed nothing on this screen.

  6. Shadowfetch Mission Control window titled Your computer. Your agents., with a New mission button, an empty mission list and a sidebar of pages where Software shows a gold badge reading 44.

    Mission Control

    Mission Control 5.0 on a fresh install: system check passed, the mission queue empty, ShadowCode, Grok Bot, and Hermes & OpenClaw in the sidebar, and a gold badge on Software counting available updates. Captured from the signed 5.0.0 ISO in a virtual machine.

  7. Shadowfetch Linux Installer at the Install step, 78 percent, installing packages, showing a slide reading Shadowfetch Linux 5.0.0, One harness. All models.

    Calamares installer

    Calamares installing Shadowfetch Linux 5.0.0 from the live ISO, with the ShadowCode slide on screen. Captured in a virtual machine from the last 5.0.0 release candidate, one rebuild before the signed ISO; the rebuild changed nothing on this screen.

  8. Shadowfetch Linux login screen with the time and date, a gold and steel emblem avatar for Demo User, a password field and power buttons.

    Login screen

    The umbra SDDM login theme restyled for 5.0, over a blurred emblem. Captured in a virtual machine from the last 5.0.0 release candidate, one rebuild before the signed ISO; the rebuild changed nothing on this screen.

  9. Boot splash: the gold and steel emblem above the words Shadowfetch Linux and a row of progress dots on black.

    Boot splash

    The 5.0 Plymouth boot splash. Captured in a virtual machine from the last 5.0.0 release candidate, one rebuild before the signed ISO; the rebuild changed nothing on this screen.

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