Ultramarine Linux is a modern operating system that supports your workflow with the hardware and tools you already love, for work, school, and play. However you use your system, we have you covered with tweaks and tools to make things run more seamlessly out of the box. 

General Philosophy
Ultramarine Linux’s primary goal is to create an instantly usable experience while keeping up with innovations in the space, these are the standards we try to hold ourselves to:

Ultramarine is Pragmatic
Unlike many distributions, trying to adhere to ideology (that’s perfectly fine), by shipping an (almost) entirely free system, Ultramarine works off the model of least resistance. That means we try to make it easy for the user, even if we have to ship some proprietary drivers and codecs that some distros wouldn’t be comfy with out-of-box.

Ultramarine is Progressive
We believe that recent innovations in the Linux space serve to greatly improve the user and developer experience. Technologies like Flatpak and XDG Portals allow developers to provide great experiences to our users more consistently. Work done upstream improves the experience for our users, and work done in the Ultramarine ecosystem; like accent colours, and Chromebook support, improves the larger Linux ecosystem. It’s a win-win.

Ultramarine is Friendly
While it may seem trivial to more advanced users to tweak a few settings and install some packages from 3rd party repositories, it may take people who are new to Linux (or even just new to Fedora) hours to figure out what packages they need, and where to find them. Ultramarine allows users new and old to get up and running quickly.

Ultramarine is Accesible
We believe that software should meet you where you are. Ultramarine accomplishes this by making the experience better, localizing our software, and running on the hardware you already have.