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# Fruix
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Fruix is a Guix-like system running on FreeBSD but not GNU, using Shepherd, building GNU packages, with a BSD userland, and a functional store similar to Nix but not Nix.
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In Fruix, the FreeBSD platform is represented as foundational store artifacts and updated through the same generation mechanism as the rest of the system.
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Fruix is a system where everything that exists on the machine exists for a reason that can be explained.
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Every Fruix system must remain fully understandable and recoverable using only text files, a shell, and standard system tools.
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- Every host has a local config repository.
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- Every host has a persistent system identity key.
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- Every applied change corresponds to a commit and a generation.
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- Secrets are declared in config but realized only at runtime.
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- Secrets are encrypted to explicit recipients derived from host/user identity.
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- Services explicitly declare their secret dependencies.
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- The orchestration layer operates only through these primitives.
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