Arch LTS Kernel
Arch's rolling foundation paired with the linux-lts kernel for steadier, long-term reliability.
SetuOS is a Linux distribution built on Arch Linux with the stable linux-lts kernel and a fast, polished XFCE desktop — a bridge between a cutting-edge foundation and an effortless everyday experience.
In Bengali, “setu” means bridge — and that is exactly what SetuOS is. It connects Arch Linux's rolling, always-fresh foundation with the calm, lightweight speed of the XFCE desktop.
Under the hood it runs on Arch Linux with the linux-lts kernel, so you get a modern package ecosystem without giving up long-term kernel stability.
SetuOS is a solo hobby project, designed and built by one developer who simply loves Linux — crafted slowly, carefully, and with a lot of attention to how it feels.
A clean, quick XFCE desktop with a liquid-glass inspired look — and neofetch, of course.
Everything SetuOS is built around, in six simple ideas.
Arch's rolling foundation paired with the linux-lts kernel for steadier, long-term reliability.
A fast, familiar and highly configurable desktop, tuned and styled to feel modern.
Fluid motion and a glassy aesthetic that stay light, so everything feels instant.
Fresh software through pacman and the wider Arch ecosystem, always moving forward.
Only what you need out of the box, so the system stays out of your way.
One developer, one vision — a hobby project made purely for the love of Linux.
One source of inspiration, one developer.
WCA Delegate and software engineer. SetuOS is named in tribute to him, carrying forward the idea of building bridges.
Designing, building and shipping SetuOS alone as a hobby project — from the Arch base to the last pixel of the desktop.
The countdown to the first SetuOS release.
Estimated release: February 20, 2027