What is gLiTcH Linux?
gLiTcH Linux is a lightweight, security-focused operating system designed for privacy enthusiasts and security professionals. Built with stealth and OPSEC in mind, it provides a robust platform for secure computing while maintaining usability.
Privacy First
Pre-configured with privacy tools and secure defaults to protect your digital footprint.
Debian Based
Built on the stable Debian foundation with added security enhancements.
Live & Installable
Use it live or install permanently with encrypted persistence options.
Core Features
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Privacy Protection
Pre-configured privacy tools including Tor, VPN support, and hardened network settings.
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BIOS & UEFI Support
The .img file is bootable in both legacy BIOS and modern UEFI systems.
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Encrypted Persistence
Optional encrypted persistent partition for secure data storage on live systems.
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Minimal Footprint
Lightweight design that runs efficiently even on older hardware.
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Custom Tools
Includes specialized scripts and utilities for security testing and privacy maintenance.
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Calamares Installer
User-friendly installer makes permanent installation simple.
Screenshots
Downloads
gLiTcH ShadowBoot Bootloader
The swiss-army knife of multiboot bootloaders, compatible with BIOS & UEFI firmware.
- Size: 63MB
- SHA256:
a1b2c3...e4f5g6
gLiTcH SuperGrub Bootloader
Our fork of the SUPERGRUB bootloader, compatible with BIOS & UEFI firmware.
- Size: 60MB
- SHA256:
h7i8j9...k0l1m2
System Requirements
- Minimum: 2GB RAM, 20GB storage, 64-bit processor
- Recommended: 4GB+ RAM, SSD storage, Intel/AMD 64-bit
- Graphics: Any modern GPU (Intel, AMD, Nvidia)
Utility Scripts
These scripts help with deployment and system setup:
QEMU-QuickBoot
Zenity GUI Interface for quick and easy deployment of QEMU Virtual Machines.
Download Scriptwget https://glitchlinux.wtf/FILES/QEMU-QuickBoot.sh
chmod +x QEMU-QuickBoot.sh && sudo bash QEMU-QuickBoot.shEncrypted-Persistence
Automates setup of encrypted persistent partition on Debian/Ubuntu live systems.
Download Scriptwget https://glitchlinux.wtf/FILES/enc-persistence.sh
sudo bash enc-persistence.shJoin Our Community
Connect with other gLiTcH Linux users and developers:
GitHub
Forum
Discord
IRC
Want to contribute?
gLiTcH Linux is open to developers, testers, and documentation writers. Check our contribution guidelines to get started.