Know your control board.
29 board-specific file sets across 28 model labels. Each release card identifies its files and installation boundary.
Open the file setsReal progress. Public evidence.
A beta you can actually inspect.
Start with what is published. Follow the records. Judge the work on its evidence.
Check the original files.
Published file lists, SHA-256 values and verification records help reviewers check what is being distributed.
Use the reviewer guideFollow the evidence.
Dated beta status and reviewer guidance keep documented results separate from untested claims.
Read the dated statusHelp fund DCENT_OS
If this work matters to you,
help fund it.
A voluntary contribution is a way to support the project and the work behind its beta. Choose a one-time Bitcoin, Lightning or card contribution through D-Central's existing fund.
Recipient: D-Central Technologies Inc. The existing fund's contribution terms and purposes apply. Contributions are optional; downloads and documentation remain free.
Your support. Your choice.
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Contributions are anonymous in public by default. Optional recognition needs your explicit permission for a public name or username you choose.
Public anonymity is separate from the information required by payment providers.
Default: anonymous
No public label by default.
A billing name, email or payment identifier is not a public recognition label.
Anonymous remains the default. Public recognition is your choice.
A few useful answers
Clear support.
Clear expectations.
You can explore the beta, review its files or report an issue without contributing.
Do I need to pay to use the beta?
No. Contributions are voluntary. The current files and documentation remain freely available, with no mandatory developer fee. Exact-board installation restrictions still apply.
Where does my contribution go?
Contributions are received by D-Central Technologies Inc. through its existing fund, under its current contribution terms. That fund supports software development, hardware R&D and public technical resources. This page creates no separate payment account.
Does contributing buy a future release?
It is voluntary support. It does not purchase a scheduled release or hardware qualification. Existing contribution options retain their own terms and stated benefits.
What are the beta's current limits?
Physical boot, pool-accepted shares, endurance and recovery qualification remain pending. Six scoped source bundles have partial coverage; complete third-party source correspondence and redistribution permission are not established for every input. Read the release card for your exact installation boundary.
Independent work. Voluntary support.