Become a sponsor to Terminal-Index
🤎 Terminal-Index Team
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Exploring Linux Boundaries. From native-like gaming to mobile kernel mainlining, we build tools that bridge the gap between low-level engineering and elegant interfaces.
👥 Meet the Team
Karol (@szoltysek)
Founder & Lead Explorer
Karol is an Engineering Student at the Silesian University of Technology (SUT) and a low-level systems enthusiast. He specializes in Linux kernel mainlining, high-performance virtualization, and exploring the architectural purity of Unix/BSD systems.
His mission with Terminal-Index is to eliminate software barriers and bring modern desktop experiences to unconventional hardware.
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Open for Collaboration: Karol is always looking for interesting projects and partnerships in the systems space.
🛠️ Key Projects
🚀 VFIO GPU Passthrough
The "2-in-1" System Implementation. A single-script automation for near-native Windows performance inside Linux. No reboots, zero latency, pure performance.
📱 Sony Xperia 5 II Mainline
An engineering journey to bring the Mainline Linux Kernel to the Sony Xperia 5 II (pdx206). Focused on mobile hardware independence and modern kernel standards.
🎨 NVIDIA Optimus on Wayland
Achieving a fluid, tear-free desktop experience on hybrid graphics. Documentation and tools for the modern Linux desktop user.
☕ Why Sponsor?
Your support directly impacts the development of these open-source tools. Sponsorship helps with:
- 🔬 Research & Development: Testing complex virtualization setups and kernel patches.
- ⚡ Hardware Prototyping: Acquiring devices and components for mainline exploration.
- 🔋 The Energy Source: Fueling the long nights of debugging and coding (yes, energy drinks included!).
"We don't just use Linux - we explore its every boundary."
Meet the team
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Karol szoltysekSilesian University of Technology Student, Creator of @terminal-index
Featured work
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terminal-index/terminalindex.org
Terminal-Index Website Repository
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terminal-index/vfio-windows-aio
A single-script solution for running Windows 11 inside Linux with near-native performance using NVIDIA GPU passthrough (VFIO).
Shell 5 -
terminal-index/NVIDIA-Optimus-Wayland
Detailed guide to run Wayland instead of X11 on modern laptops and GPUs. Works with NVIDIA mobile GPUs, should work with every iGPU (Intel or AMD).
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terminal-index/hyprland-dotfiles
A comprehensive, aesthetic, and functional Hyprland configuration featuring a Gruvbox Material theme.
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terminal-index/pdx206-mainline
My engineering journey to run mainline Linux Kernel on the Sony Xperia 5 II (codenamed pdx206)
Shell 1 -
terminal-index/gitclock
Turn your Android device into a beautiful, always-on GitHub contribution dashboard.
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