OneManBSD – A self-containing OpenBSD build with all source in the ISO
Entire OS—kernel, sources, docs—fits on one ISO. Rebuild offline on your laptop. True sovereignty.

Puts the entire OpenBSD source tree into a single installer image so you can rebuild on a laptop with no network dependency — that’s a neat, principled stunt for anyone worried about centralised source hosting. The landing page and notes reveal it's very much a hacker's tool (root-only install, minimal docs), so expect manual steps and rough UX rather than a polished consumer installer.
BSD enthusiasts, sysadmins, reproducible-build and privacy-focused users, hobbyist OS builders
Entire OS—kernel, sources, docs—fits on one ISO. Rebuild offline on your laptop. True sovereignty.
Useful guide, but it's documentation—not a product or tool you can actually use.
Brings Bun-style trusted dependencies to npm without switching package managers.
Pure Python interpreter with C FFI, but performance caps at Python speeds.
Selling alpha software that admits it can permanently damage your hardware.
Bidirectional chat over raw HTTP with curl—no client, no install, no signup.