ANIX

The Abora command layer.

ANIX is for people who want the power of a Nix-style system without memorizing the whole system on day one. It gives Abora a readable front door for updates, switching, rollback, repair, and LTS workflows.

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ANIX is the system layer users meet first.

ANIX gives Abora users a smaller set of commands for checking state, updating, switching profiles, repair work, and rollback. It does not erase NixOS; it gives people a sane way into it.

Use it for
status, updates, switching, rollback, support, and repair workflows
Still underneath
NixOS generations, flakes, modules, and system rebuilds
Goal
make the system readable without hiding the real parts
anix
$ anix status$ anix update$ anix switch$ anix rollback

Commands

The commands people should learn first.

These are intentionally boring. Boring commands are the ones users remember when something goes wrong.

anix status

Show system state, release/channel info, and rollback readiness.

anix update

Run the update path with Abora's safer release checks.

anix switch

Switch system or desktop profiles when the profile exists.

anix rollback

Return to a previous working generation or rollback path.

abora doctor

Diagnose common installed-system problems.

abora support-report

Collect useful info before opening an issue.

How it fits

ANIX is not the distro. It is how many users talk to it.

Abora is still the whole system: installer, profiles, docs, ISO, release validation, desktop choices, and LTS direction. ANIX is the layer that makes daily operations easier to explain.

v4.0 Everest
daily loop
$ anix status$ anix update$ anix switch$ anix rollback