Shadowfetch Linux 4.1.0 «Umbra»
Inside the Shadowfetch Linux 4.1 capture set
7 captures from 4.1.0 release verification, taken from virtual-machine installs of the shipped signed ISO. Grok Bot is featured in 4.1.0, but its release cases are account-gated and waived, so no fresh Grok capture is shown here; theGrok Bot page keeps the verified sign-in capture and says so.
Capture notes
These images come from fresh 4.1.0 BIOS Fire and offline-first UEFI Ice installations of the signed ISO. Each lossless WebP decodes to the same RGB pixels as its original PNG. The under-load frame is a real four-core workload, not a mockup. Native cloud task execution is not shown: Grok Bot’s cases are waived for want of an eligible vendor account. Screenshots do not establish physical-GPU performance.
Inside the 4.1.0 capture set
7 verified captures
Mission Control
Mission Control on Shadowfetch Linux 4.1. Request, execution and review stay on one desktop — every mission has a scope, a result and a review.
Grok Bot, the featured teammate
Mission Control's Grok Bot page on Shadowfetch Linux 4.1. Grok Bot ships featured: a verified, pinned install of the official native app (administrator approval; ~98 MB) — then you sign in with an eligible vendor account in the native app. The distro bundles no account, subscription or credential.
Fire: connected setup
The Fire desktop's first-run “Pick your flame” on the UmbraFire wallpaper. Fire starts connected; agents may reach the network from the sandbox.
Ice: offline-first setup
The Ice desktop's first-run “Pick your flame” on the azure UmbraIce wallpaper. Ice starts offline; agent sandboxes get no network until you add it, per session.
Calamares installer
The guided Calamares installer on Shadowfetch Linux 4.1, from live boot to a disk install (BIOS and UEFI).
Guided installation complete
The Calamares installer finishes; the system is ready to reboot into Shadowfetch Linux 4.1.
Responsive under a full agent workload
Four CPU cores at 100% under a real workload: the desktop, Mission Control and the terminal stay responsive, and no background service pegs a core.
For reviewers and writers
You may use these images unchanged when covering Shadowfetch Linux. They are genuine 4.1.0 captures. Brand and reuse terms are on thelicensing page.