x86_64 / amd64
The current build and release pipeline produce one separate 64-bit x86 ISO.
System requirements
The current Nulx line targets modern x86-64 computers and the major VM families. Every host keeps its own verification status.
The current build and release pipeline produce one separate 64-bit x86 ISO.
A separate ARM64 build starts after the amd64 public Beta gates pass. No ARM64 image exists today.
UEFI is the validated path. The hybrid ISO may boot with legacy BIOS where the host supports it; Secure Boot is still under evaluation.
Use 8 GB RAM and an 80 GB virtual disk for the recommended desktop and security-profile experience.
Clean live boot, Calamares installation, ISO ejection, direct virtual-disk boot, and Nulx greeter arrival passed.
Exact-hash OVMF live boot, desktop, themes, installer launch, lock screen, and greeter passed. A clean install cycle remains.
The QEMU, VirtIO, and SPICE integration path is implemented. A real Proxmox host must pass the full install procedure.
Debian Open VM Tools are included in the new source profile. VMware host installation and desktop integration still need evidence.
Debian's kernel supplies VirtualBox guest modules. Host-supplied Guest Additions remain optional and are not bundled.
A related driver or shared hypervisor family is not enough. Each host must pass its own immutable-hash install and direct-boot test.