JaypixOS is a KDE Plasma desktop built on Arch — with its own installer, its own package manager, and its own infrastructure, wired together from the first boot instead of left as homework.
Arch's package ecosystem, without leaving you to assemble the rest yourself.
A ground-up installer with two modes: --fast for a disk and a password, or a full guided menu for everyone else. No stock Arch branding, no leftovers.
A friendlier front end over pacman and the AUR — search, install, rollback, and orphan cleanup in commands that read like what they do.
DNS and time sync through 1.1.1.1 by default, and JPN — JaypixOS's own package repo — runs on Workers, D1, and R2.
A terminal, a working network stack, and a desktop that's usable the moment you log in — not after an afternoon of post-install config.
Subvolume layout out of the box (@, @home, @log, @pkg), so snapshots and rollbacks are there when you need them.
Full core/extra compatibility. Nothing about the package format or dependency resolution is reinvented — JaypixOS adds to Arch, it doesn't fork away from it.
JPN hosts JaypixOS-specific packages — starting with jpkg itself — served from R2 and indexed in D1, in front of a Worker at jpn.jaypix.dev. No origin server, no single region.