Shadowfetch Linux 2.1.4 «Umbra»

The current release, as it runs

Six unedited captures from the downloadable ISO. These are the shipped screens, not mockups, renders, or images carried forward from an older release.

Capture notes

Captured at 1280×800 in a virtual machine on August 11, 2026. Live-session filesystem and hardware readings differ from an installed physical machine; the desktop, tools, controls, and version are the release currently offered for download.

6 verified captures

  1. Shadowfetch Linux boot splash with a sharp gold hexagonal emblem centered on a graphite background

    A consistent start

    Captured from the shipped Shadowfetch Linux 2.1.4 ISO in a 1280 by 800 virtual machine. The vector-derived emblem stays crisp and recognizable before the desktop appears.

  2. Shadowfetch Linux KDE Plasma desktop with a fiery Shadowfetch wallpaper, a dark bottom panel, and the installer shortcut

    The Umbra desktop

    Captured from the shipped Shadowfetch Linux 2.1.4 ISO in a 1280 by 800 virtual machine. The live desktop uses the same shadow-and-gold identity from boot through the Plasma workspace.

  3. A full-screen terminal showing the Shadowfetch Browser Migration assistant with choices for bookmark HTML, password CSV, browser settings, and private staged-file cleanup

    Browser Migration

    Captured from the shipped Shadowfetch Linux 2.1.4 ISO in a 1280 by 800 virtual machine. The assistant validates exported bookmark and password files, stages them in one private folder, grants temporary read-only Flatpak access, and can revoke that access when the import is finished.

  4. Shadowfetch Control Center Ignite page showing Ember Mode, system status, live resource tiles, and gaming and local AI performance profiles

    Control Center

    Captured from the shipped Shadowfetch Linux 2.1.4 ISO in a 1280 by 800 virtual machine. One focused dashboard exposes the temporary Ember performance profile, its automatic return to Balanced, system health, and workload-specific controls.

  5. Shadowfetch Control Center Recover page with Phoenix Point status and tools to repair software sources, reinstall graphics drivers, reset the desktop, and export a recovery report

    Phoenix Recovery

    Captured from the shipped Shadowfetch Linux 2.1.4 ISO in a 1280 by 800 virtual machine. Phoenix explains when filesystem restore points are available and keeps practical repair tools accessible even in a live session without a Btrfs root.

  6. Shadowfetch Control Center Software and Updates page showing Fireproof Updates, current update status, rollback availability, and the change review area

    Fireproof Updates

    Captured from the shipped Shadowfetch Linux 2.1.4 ISO in a 1280 by 800 virtual machine. Fireproof reviews pending changes, warns before risky removals, reports rollback availability, and verifies the system after an update.

For reviewers and writers

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