Skip to content
@FalconGamingOS

FalconGamingOS

FalconOS — Ubuntu-based console-style gaming OS for NVIDIA RTX 30xx systems. Built in Pakistan.
FalconOS

Ubuntu-based console-style gaming OS for NVIDIA RTX 30xx systems. Boot in 15 seconds. No bloat. No desktop. Just games.

Status License OS GPU Made in


What is FalconOS?

FalconOS is an Ubuntu 24.04-based gaming operating system that boots directly into a console-style launcher — think PS5 meets Linux. No desktop to manage. No Windows bloat. Just your games, ready in 15 seconds.

Built specifically for gaming laptops and desktops with NVIDIA RTX 30xx GPUs, FalconOS auto-installs drivers, pre-configures Steam + Proton, and delivers a gaming experience that beats Windows on the same hardware.

Built in Pakistan. For Pakistani gamers. And everyone else.


Key Features

Feature Details
Auto GPU setup NVIDIA 550 drivers install on first boot, Secure Boot signed, survive kernel updates
Console UI PS5-style full-screen launcher via Gamescope — controller + keyboard navigation
Proton + DXVK Run Windows games natively. DX9 → DX12. DLSS 2.x on RTX hardware
Liquorix kernel Low-latency gaming kernel with NVMe tuning and optimised scheduler
Broad wifi support Pre-baked Realtek/Intel/Broadcom wifi firmware — works out of the box
Desktop mode One tap to KDE Plasma. One tap back to Gaming Mode
15s boot From power button to game launcher — no waiting
Zero background updates Updates never interrupt your session

Minimum Requirements

CPU      Intel Core i5 10th gen+
RAM      16 GB DDR4/DDR5
Storage  NVMe M.2  (any capacity)
GPU      NVIDIA RTX 30xx  (Ampere)

Repositories

FalconGamingOS/
├── falcon-os-build          ← ISO pipeline, kernel, Calamares installer
├── falcon-launcher          ← React console UI (PS5-style game grid)
├── falcon-system-service    ← Python FastAPI backend — Steam API, GPU stats, game launch
├── falcon-hw-profiles       ← gaming hardware profiles, driver scripts
└── falcon-site              ← Landing page and documentation

Development Cycles

FalconOS follows a 10-cycle model. Each cycle has one measurable deliverable and a clear definition of done. A cycle does not start until the previous one ships.

Cycle Name Deliverable Definition of Done Duration Status
C1 Build Pipeline Working Cubic + QEMU pipeline Bootable ISO built and tested in QEMU in under 10 minutes Week 1–2 🔵 Current
C2 Base Hardening Stripped, tuned Ubuntu base Boots under 15s. Idle RAM under 400MB. Liquorix running Week 3–4 ⬜ Planned
C3 GPU Automation Auto GPU driver install service Driver installs with zero user input. Secure Boot signed. Survives kernel update Week 5–6 ⬜ Planned
C4 Gaming Stack Full gaming layer baked into ISO Steam launches. Proton-GE selectable. One Windows game runs via Proton Week 7–8 ⬜ Planned
C5 Console UI Gamescope session + React launcher Boots into full-screen launcher. Games launch one-tap. Controller navigates UI Week 9–12 ⬜ Planned
C6 Installer Calamares + first boot wizard Non-technical user installs in under 5 minutes. GPU setup runs automatically Week 13–15 ⬜ Planned
C7 Hardware Testing Verified on real machines Tested on 2+ physical machines. Top 10 issues fixed. Test suite green Week 16–17 ⬜ Planned
C8 Update System Safe OTA updates with rollback Timeshift snapshots before every update. Never interrupts gaming. Rollback in one command Week 18–19 ⬜ Planned
C9 Beta Release v0.1-beta public ISO Published on GitHub Releases with SHA256. Install guide live. 100+ downloads Week 20–22 ⬜ Planned
C10 v1.0 Stable v1.0 release All P1/P2 bugs resolved. Covered by at least one Linux publication. v1.1 roadmap published Week 23–24 ⬜ Planned

Roadmap

  • GitHub org + repositories setup
  • Project architecture defined
  • falcon-os-build — base ISO hardening
  • NVIDIA 550 auto-install service
  • Gaming stack (Steam, Proton-GE, Lutris)
  • Gamescope session + auto-login
  • falcon-launcher — React console UI
  • falcon-system-service — backend daemon
  • Calamares installer
  • First boot wizard
  • v0.1-beta public release

Known Limitations

  • ❌ Valorant, PUBG (kernel-level anti-cheat — not fixable)
  • ❌ AMD GPU support (v1.1 target)
  • ❌ 32-bit app support

Contributing

The best place to contribute right now is falcon-hw-profiles — submit a profile for your machine and help expand hardware support.

  1. Fork falcon-hw-profiles
  2. Add a folder under laptop/ or laptop/ with your model name
  3. Include a profile.json (wifi chip, known issues) and tweaks.sh
  4. Open a PR

Website

falcongamingos.github.io


GPL v3.0 — Open Source — Built in Pakistan

Popular repositories Loading

  1. falcon-hw-profiles falcon-hw-profiles Public

    Hardware profiles and driver scripts for Dell and HP machines — NVIDIA/AMD/Intel GPU detection, udev rules, and per-model tweaks

    1

  2. falcon-os-build falcon-os-build Public

    Core ISO build pipeline — Cubic scripts, Liquorix kernel config, Calamares installer, and sysctl/udev tuning for FalconOS

  3. falcon-launcher falcon-launcher Public

    Console-style gaming launcher UI — React frontend with game grid, cover art, controller navigation, and PS5-inspired UX

  4. falcon-system-service falcon-system-service Public

    Python FastAPI backend daemon — Steam library, ProtonDB ratings, GPU stats, game launch, and system control REST API

  5. falcon-site falcon-site Public

    FalconOS website — landing page, ISO download, hardware compatibility table, and documentation

  6. FalconGamingOS.github.io FalconGamingOS.github.io Public

    FalconOS official website — Ubuntu-based console-style gaming OS built in Pakistan

    HTML

Repositories

Showing 7 of 7 repositories

People

This organization has no public members. You must be a member to see who’s a part of this organization.

Top languages

Loading…

Most used topics

Loading…