Clarify zex description in README#3
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Updated the description of zex to specify its relation to ZainiumOS. Signed-off-by: Ali Zain <alizain.arch@gmail.com>
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Updates README documentation to better clarify what zex is and how it relates to the Zainium OS ecosystem.
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- Refines the zex description to state it is intended for Zainium OS.
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| **Zainium OS** is a custom Debian-based Linux distribution currently in its final stages of development, with an early public release arriving soon. It is driven by Rust-native system tooling at its core, featuring our custom-built Quantra architecture: Quantra-init (a memory-safe init system), Quantra-ramfs, and Quantra-net. Recoil will be shipped as a default-enabled system component in Zainium OS, making it the first Linux distribution to treat data loss as a preventable system failure rather than an expected user consequence. | ||
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| **zex (Zainium-eXecutor)** zex is a next-generation, monolithic system executor and universal package manager written in memory-safe Rust. Replacing fragmented legacy utilities, zex unifies system commands, package management (sudo zex install <pkg>), and independent tool execution into a single, high-performance architectural blueprint. Like Recoil, zex aims to replace decades-old C infrastructure with modern, auditable, and secure engineering. | ||
| **zex (Zainium-eXecutor)** zex is a next-generation, monolithic system executor and universal package manager for *ZainiumOS* written in memory-safe Rust. Replacing fragmented legacy utilities, zex unifies system commands, package management (sudo zex install <pkg>), and independent tool execution into a single, high-performance architectural blueprint. Like Recoil, zex aims to replace decades-old C infrastructure with modern, auditable, and secure engineering. |
| **Zainium OS** is a custom Debian-based Linux distribution currently in its final stages of development, with an early public release arriving soon. It is driven by Rust-native system tooling at its core, featuring our custom-built Quantra architecture: Quantra-init (a memory-safe init system), Quantra-ramfs, and Quantra-net. Recoil will be shipped as a default-enabled system component in Zainium OS, making it the first Linux distribution to treat data loss as a preventable system failure rather than an expected user consequence. | ||
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| **zex (Zainium-eXecutor)** zex is a next-generation, monolithic system executor and universal package manager written in memory-safe Rust. Replacing fragmented legacy utilities, zex unifies system commands, package management (sudo zex install <pkg>), and independent tool execution into a single, high-performance architectural blueprint. Like Recoil, zex aims to replace decades-old C infrastructure with modern, auditable, and secure engineering. | ||
| **zex (Zainium-eXecutor)** zex is a next-generation, monolithic system executor and universal package manager for *ZainiumOS* written in memory-safe Rust. Replacing fragmented legacy utilities, zex unifies system commands, package management (sudo zex install <pkg>), and independent tool execution into a single, high-performance architectural blueprint. Like Recoil, zex aims to replace decades-old C infrastructure with modern, auditable, and secure engineering. |
| **Zainium OS** is a custom Debian-based Linux distribution currently in its final stages of development, with an early public release arriving soon. It is driven by Rust-native system tooling at its core, featuring our custom-built Quantra architecture: Quantra-init (a memory-safe init system), Quantra-ramfs, and Quantra-net. Recoil will be shipped as a default-enabled system component in Zainium OS, making it the first Linux distribution to treat data loss as a preventable system failure rather than an expected user consequence. | ||
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| **zex (Zainium-eXecutor)** zex is a next-generation, monolithic system executor and universal package manager written in memory-safe Rust. Replacing fragmented legacy utilities, zex unifies system commands, package management (sudo zex install <pkg>), and independent tool execution into a single, high-performance architectural blueprint. Like Recoil, zex aims to replace decades-old C infrastructure with modern, auditable, and secure engineering. | ||
| **zex (Zainium-eXecutor)** zex is a next-generation, monolithic system executor and universal package manager for *ZainiumOS* written in memory-safe Rust. Replacing fragmented legacy utilities, zex unifies system commands, package management (sudo zex install <pkg>), and independent tool execution into a single, high-performance architectural blueprint. Like Recoil, zex aims to replace decades-old C infrastructure with modern, auditable, and secure engineering. |
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Updated the description of zex to specify its relation to ZainiumOS.