Installer ISO
Sysible Linux
Sysible Linux 0.1 “Ignition”
Debian-stable base. Install it to disk with the Sysible installer — or boot the ISO live first to try it.
1 · Download the ISO
2 · Verify the download (optional)
Install in VMware Fusion (Apple Silicon & Intel)
- Download the
.isofor your architecture (above). - Fusion → File → New → Install from disc or image → choose the ISO.
- When asked for the OS, pick Linux → Debian 12.x (64-bit ARM on Apple Silicon, 64-bit on Intel).
- Give it 4 GB+ RAM and 40 GB+ disk; enable virtualization extensions if you’ll run containers/VMs.
- Boot it. On the Sysible boot menu pick Sysible Linux (Live) to try it, or Install Sysible Linux to install to the virtual disk.
- Live/installer default login:
sysible/sysible. open-vm-tools is preinstalled, so clipboard sharing and display auto-resize work out of the box.
Write to a USB stick & boot bare metal
- Download the ISO, then (optionally) verify its checksum with
sha256sum -c SHA256SUMS. - Write it with
dd, balenaEtcher, or Rufus (Windows): the image is hybrid/isohybrid, so it boots on both UEFI and BIOS. - Boot from the stick and choose Sysible Linux (Live) or Install Sysible Linux.
Management console
Sysible Controller CE
Sysible Controller — Community Edition
Manage your Linux fleet: packages, services, storage, firewall and users from one console.
On Sysible Linux
# It’s baked in — just launch the installer:
install-sysible-controller
Or double-click Install Sysible Controller CE on the desktop.
Anywhere else
Download the latest Community Edition release for your platform: