Library First
Designed around the daily workflows of librarians and library operators.
ShelverOS is a Linux project under Yuros, being developed to provide libraries with a focused workspace for automation and everyday services.

ShelverOS is being developed to reduce the complexity of preparing library computers by bringing the operating system, SLiMS, and essential work tools into one focused environment.
Designed around the daily workflows of librarians and library operators.
Bringing cataloging, membership, circulation, and search into a focused working environment.
Reducing repeated configuration when preparing computers for library services.
Developed with feedback from librarians, Linux users, testers, developers, and the wider community.
Repository evidence supports these development phases, but not exact milestone dates. Phase labels are used to keep the journey transparent.
The project established its focus as a Linux workspace designed for library services.
Interface prototypes and ShelverOS branding shaped a focused desktop experience.

Technical documentation records the installer flow and SLiMS stack integration.
shelver-install workflowShelverOS is currently being developed through testing, documentation improvement, and community feedback.
Current work centers on making the system easier to test, understand, and prepare for future library and institutional collaboration.
ShelverOS is developed under Yuros as part of an effort to explore open-source technology for more focused, accessible, and sustainable library computing.
yurosfoundation@gmail.comJoin the Shelver Community to follow development, share feedback, discuss library workflows, and contribute ideas.