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Operese

Operese is an in-place Windows to Linux migration tool for files, settings, and programs, which aims to deliver a seamless transition for non-technical users.

This repository contains the core Operese code - most of it in Rust - supporting utility crates, and the image builder tools. All interactions are governed by our Code of Conduct. Please remember the human, and that Codeberg is not a social media platform.

Quickstart

git clone https://codeberg.org/Operese/operese.git
# or, if you have an SSH key configured,
# git clone username@codeberg.org:Operese/operese.git
cd operese
pre-commit install

Documentation

The main knowledge base is the Operese book at docs/. It can be browsed as standalone Markdown files, or as a static webpage with mdBook:

cd docs
cargo install --locked mdbook
mdbook serve --open

Licensing

License: AGPL v3

License: MIT License

Operese itself is free software licensed under the AGPL 3.0 (or later). However, the project documentation (all files under docs/) and general-purpose utility crates (indicated in their respective Cargo manifests) are dual-licensed as MIT OR Apache-2.0. All files not explicitly mentioned are dual-licensed under the MIT and Apache 2.0 licenses.