Blue Fox OS installs, configures and protects your team's computers from a single record. No site visit, no manual setup.
Open source, no operating system licence to pay. Built on Fedora Kinoite and the KDE Plasma desktop.
Hours of clicking per machine, a settings checklist that is never current, and two machines prepared a month apart that already differ.
A program added here, a setting changed there: the fleet drifts, and the only way to find out is to check every machine.
An encrypted disk protects your data until the day the passphrase is lost. Or the day it gets passed around on a sticky note.
A new app, a new wallpaper, a stricter lock policy: every machine has to be visited again, and one always gets missed.
The system is identical on every machine. The configuration comes from your Symbifox, and a change reaches machines already in service on its own.
Boot from the USB key, confirm the organization, sign in. The rest happens on its own.
Apps, security, look and feel: one record describes the whole fleet, with per-person exceptions.
Encrypted disk, passphrase held in escrow, two-factor authentication and automatic screen lock.
Every machine is a copy of the same image, updated in one piece. The previous version stays available.
Boot screen, installer, sign-in and desktop carry your brand.
What the person installing does, and nothing more.
Choose the automatic installation in the boot menu.
Your organization's address is checked and its name appears. Confirm it.
Approve the installation on your phone, with two-factor authentication, before the disk is touched.
Language, keyboard, time zone, machine name and encryption come from your record.
Files, password vault and browser are already connected.
The installation carries on: it falls back to your organization's default settings.
Symbifox runs your organization. Blue Fox OS is its workstation: every computer takes its configuration from your Symbifox.
None of these protections depends on how careful the installer is: they come from the image and from your organization's policy.
Two-factor authentication, session locked when away, encrypted disk.
Keeps the policy in Symbifox, sees enrolled machines and can revoke one.
The only one who can read a disk passphrase. Every reading is counted, dated and attributed.
Fedora Kinoite and the KDE Plasma desktop: an open-source system maintained by a large community. An edition exists for Microsoft Surface tablets. The code is open, on GitHub.
One USB key, one computer: you watch the record change and the machine follow.
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