A calmer way
to compute.
A free desktop for your computer. Turn it on and start — your browser, files and apps are already there.
A quick look at KibaOS in action.
What you get
Simple on purpose.
Four things that make KibaOS easy to live with.
Ready right away
Everything is already set up. Turn it on and start.
Updates itself
Small updates install quietly in the background.
Apps in one click
Search the built-in app store, click Install, done.
Try before you install
Run it from a USB stick first. Nothing on your computer changes.
Say hi
Meet Kiba.
Kiba is the little raccoon you'll see around KibaOS. No pop-ups, no nagging — he mostly dances and snacks on blueberries.
Your desktop
Open it up.
It's already ready.
One search bar. Type whatever you want.
Included
The basics, built in.
Get started
Four easy steps.
Try everything first. Nothing changes until you say so.
Download
Get KibaOS — it's one file.
Copy to USB
Any spare 8 GB USB stick works.
Try it
Restart from the stick and look around. Nothing is erased.
Install
Like it? A friendly guide walks you through setup.
Will it work?
Almost any PC.
| Computer | Most PCs from the last several years |
|---|---|
| Memory | 4 GB minimum, 8 GB is comfortable |
| Space | 64 GB free recommended |
| Price | Free, always |
Questions
Quick answers.
What is KibaOS?
It's the software that runs your computer — the screen you see and the buttons you press. It comes with a browser, a file manager and an app store.
Can I try it without installing?
Yes. It runs from a USB stick, so you can explore everything before anything on your computer changes.
How do updates work?
Small updates install quietly in the background. No big yearly upgrade.
Does it spy on me?
No. Nothing is collected unless you say yes, and you can simply say no.
Is it really free?
Yes, free forever. Downloads are on SourceForge.