Open Source · Always Free

Building the infrastructure
you deserve.

From firmware to shell, bootloader to desktop OS — we craft minimal, fast, and beautiful open-source tools for people who care about every byte.

terminal
$ git clone https://github.com/infastracture/cmshell
$ cd cmshell && make install
Installed to /usr/local/bin/cmshell
$ cmshell
→ minimal shell for ricers. loaded.
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Our Projects

Crafted with precision

Every project is designed to be minimal, fast, and opinionated. No bloat, no compromises.

Hyprland OS

Atmos

Hyprland OS with cool theme. A complete, visually stunning desktop experience built on top of Hyprland with a meticulously crafted color scheme, custom animations, and pre-configured workflows. Every pixel is intentional.

  • Pre-configured Hyprland with Waybar & wofi
  • Custom Catppuccin-inspired blue theme
  • Smooth border & fade animations out of the box
  • ISO-ready for bare-metal installation
Visit Atmos
Shell C

cmshell

Minimal shell for ricers. A lightweight, blazingly fast UNIX shell written in C with zero dependencies. Designed for users who want a clean, customizable terminal experience without the weight of bash or zsh.

  • <5KB binary, zero runtime dependencies
  • Customizable prompt with ANSI color support
  • Built-in tab completion & history
  • Perfect for ricing setups and minimal distros
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WIP Firmware

inSeaBIOS

Lightweight open-source BIOS implementation for minimal x86 systems. A modern fork of SeaBIOS trimmed down to the essentials — faster boot times, smaller footprint, and cleaner codebase for embedded and retro computing.

  • Sub-100ms POST time on modern hardware
  • Stripped down to ~32KB flash image
  • Legacy BIOS & basic UEFI CSM support
  • Ideal for QEMU/KVM virtual machines
Coming Soon
WIP Rust

proboot

Fast and secure bootloader for modern Linux distributions. Written in Rust with safety guarantees, proboot replaces GRUB with a sleek, minimal alternative featuring instant boot, themeable menu, and native LUKS2 decryption.

  • Written in Rust — memory safe by design
  • Native LUKS2 & TPM2 unlock support
  • Customizable boot menu with TUI themes
  • Drop-in GRUB replacement with migration tool
Coming Soon
Quick Install
# Install cmshell
$ git clone https://github.com/infastracture/cmshell
$ cd cmshell && sudo make install
# Visit Atmos
$ open https://atmos.infastracture.xyz
Why infastracture

Principles that matter

Every line of code follows our core philosophy — minimalism, performance, and transparency.

Zero Bloat

Every project is stripped to its absolute essentials. No unnecessary features, no hidden dependencies, no surprises.

Blazing Fast

Sub-millisecond shell startup, sub-100ms BIOS POST, instant bootloader handoff. We obsess over latency.

Fully Open Source

MIT/GPL licensed. No telemetry, no phone-home, no premium tiers. The source is the documentation.

Ricer-Friendly

Built by ricers, for ricers. Deep theming, custom colors, and visual tweaking out of the box.

Security First

Memory-safe languages where possible. proboot uses Rust, cmshell avoids dynamic allocation.

Well Documented

Comprehensive READMEs, inline comments, and wiki pages. If you can't figure it out in 5 minutes, it's a bug.

Roadmap

What's coming next

Q1 2025

cmshell 2.0

Plugin system, Lua scripting support, and built-in syntax highlighting.

Q2 2025

proboot 1.0 Stable

Secure Boot, Btrfs snapshot booting, and automatic fallback kernels.

Q3 2025

Atmos 27.1

Built on the next Hyprland release with a completely redesigned theme engine, GTK4 port, and cloud sync for dotfiles.

Q4 2025

inSeaBIOS UEFI

Native UEFI firmware mode, graphical setup, and PXE network boot.

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Keep the infrastructure alive

infastracture is maintained in free time. Every contribution helps cover hosting, domains, and development tools.

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Licenses, IDEs, and testing hardware for firmware work.