A Bluefin GNOME desktop you can make your own. Choose your apps and work tools, manage personal settings with Nix and Home Manager, and carry your configuration across system updates.
- Choose an image. Start with
finitefor everyday use, orfinite-devfor Bluefin's developer environment. - Install Finite. Follow the installation guide to download and verify an ISO, then install it.
- Set up your apps. At first login, select your roles and optional packages.
Run
finite-configurewhenever you want to change those choices.
| Choose | Environment | Update channel |
|---|---|---|
| Finite | Bluefin desktop | finite (also latest) |
| Finite Dev | Bluefin DX developer desktop | finite-dev |
Images are published at ghcr.io/closure-labs/finite. For a Dell XPS 13 9350,
use the hardware guide alongside installation.
Finite includes everyday desktop apps and command-line tools. Choose any mix of Developer, Sales, Trainer, Support, Executive and IT roles. Optional packages include Hack Nerd Font, Herdr, Jujutsu, OpenCode and uv.
For your own packages and settings, edit
~/.config/home-manager/customize.nix, then apply them with:
nh home switchYour environment uses published stable releases of Foundation, pinned in your personal configuration. See Configure your environment for package examples, GPU setup and update controls.
System updates arrive as signed images. ujust update also builds and applies
published Foundation releases for your user environment. The
update guide covers both, including
returning to a previous system deployment.
Explore the documentation for hardware checks, developer guides, security review and release operations.