Storyyy time founderssssss(real one)!

2 years ago I installed Xubuntu on my desktop and it ate me alive. The installer went fine. Then I opened the terminal and realized I lowkey had no idea what to type. Four hours of copying commands from random forum posts(and chatGPT 😝🥀). One broke my wifi✌️😗, Another installed the wrong version of something. By midnight I had a machine that looked like Linux but couldn't do anything useful. I started over. Same thing. Different commands this time, same mess. That experience stuck with me. Not because Linux is hard -> because the process is so stupid. You're Googling, ChatGPT-ying, copying, pasting, hoping. Every new machine, same dance🥀. Every new distro, different commands. Nobody should have to live like that. So I built the thing I wished existed that night. You tell it what you want on your machine. It figures out how to get it there. Same result whether you're on Ubuntu, Arch, Fedora, Alpine, or sitting on Windows needing a Linux environment. If something breaks halfway through, it undoes what it just did. You're never left with a half-broken setup wondering what went wrong.

Every command it runs is on a strict allowlist. It won't run anything weird. Your profiles are checked for tampering. Your downloads are verified. Because the whole point is you should be able to trust a tool that's installing stuff on your machine. One file describes your setup. One command makes it real. Any machine, any time. Check this out:

github.com/Sumama-Jameel/nexus-engine

That kid with the Xubuntu laptop would've killed for this🫠🫠