Better documentation.

Author: TriangularDev

AI_POLICY.md

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+## AI Policy
+
+TriOS is a human-driven project. While some portions of its codebase, documentation, or supporting materials may have been created, reviewed, or optimized with AI, **the majority of the work is written, reviewed, and maintained by human beings**.
+
+AI may be used in the following limited ways:
+- To accelerate repetitive scripting or packaging tasks.
+- To assist in documentation drafting or proofreading.
+- To suggest optimizations or identify potential issues during development.
+- To research information related to the project.
+
+All AI-assisted contributions are fact-checked and verified by humans to prevent the typical issues with AI-generated code.
+This ensures that TriOS remains transparent, reliable, and true to its intended design and purpose.
+
+The core idea is simple: "There should always be a human somewhere in the loop."
+
+If you discover content that appears to have originated from AI and have questions about its origin, please open an issue in the [TriOS repository](https://github.com/TriangularDev/TriOs/issues) for clarification.
+

README.md

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 # TriOS
 
-TriOS is a Debian-based operating system designed for users who want a clean, smooth, and ready-to-use Linux experience.  
-It ships with Debian’s full set of standard repositories and drivers (including non-free firmware) to ensure maximum hardware compatibility.  
+TriOS is a Debian-based operating system designed for users who want a clean, smooth, and ready-to-use Linux experience.
+It ships with Debian’s full set of standard repositories and drivers (including non-free firmware) to ensure maximum hardware compatibility.
+
+## Base Information
+TriOS is based on **Debian 13 “Trixie”**, which will receive:
+- Full security support until **August 2028**
+- Long Term Support (LTS) until **August 2030**
+
+For more details, see the official [Debian release and support timeline](https://www.debian.org/releases/).
 
 ## Why TriOS?
-I wanted a Linux distribution that was:  
+I wanted a Linux distribution that was:
 
-- **Minimal** – like Lubuntu, keeping the system lightweight and efficient.  
-- **Smooth** – like Linux Mint, with polish and usability out of the box.  
-- **Tailored to my workflow** – focused on game development, gaming, and creative studio work.  
+- **Minimal** – like Lubuntu, keeping the system lightweight and efficient.
+- **Smooth** – like Linux Mint, with polish and usability out of the box.
+- **Tailored to my workflow** – focused on game development, gaming, and creative studio work.
 
-I am yet to find a disto that provides a balanced system that is easy to set up, stays out of the way, and supports both everyday use and demanding workflows.  
+I am yet to find a disto that provides a balanced system that is easy to set up, stays out of the way, and supports both everyday use and demanding workflows.
 
 I used to use Linux Mint to fulfill these needs, but the overhead of abstraction has made everyday usage difficult.
 
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 ## Features
 - Debian-based 
-- Includes tools to install drivers for AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA hardware  
-- Minimal default desktop environment with room to customize  
+- Includes tools to install drivers for AMD, Intel, and NVIDIA hardware
+- Minimal default desktop environment with room to customize
 - Smooth out-of-the-box performance and experience
 - Stable if used correctly
 
 ## License
-TriOS itself (custom scripts, configs, and branding) is licensed under the **MIT License**.  
+TriOS itself (custom scripts, configs, and branding) is licensed under the **MIT License**.
 
-Please note:  
-- The operating system includes software packages from Debian, each under their own respective licenses.  
-- Non-free firmware and proprietary drivers are redistributed under the terms provided by their respective vendors.  
-- For full license information, see `/usr/share/doc/*/copyright` within the installed system.  
+Please note:
+- The operating system includes software packages from Debian, each under their own respective licenses.
+- Non-free firmware and proprietary drivers are redistributed under the terms provided by their respective vendors.
+- For full license information, see `/usr/share/doc/*/copyright` within the installed system.
 
 ## Downloads
 TriOs was made for amd64. Future builds may also be available for i386 (32 bit) and arm64. TriOs hasn't been tested on arm64 or i386, but if you wish to try it anyway, you can build it yourself.
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 ### Install build tools
 
 ```
+
 sudo apt update
 sudo apt install live-build git debian-archive-keyring
+
 ```
 
 ### Clone the repository
 
 ```
-git clone https://github.com/TriangularDev/TriOs/
+
+git clone [https://github.com/TriangularDev/TriOs/](https://github.com/TriangularDev/TriOs/)
 cd TriOs/Trixie
+
 ```
 
 ### Configure parameters
 
 ```
+
 lb config --initramfs live-boot
 lb config --bootappend-live "boot=live components union=overlay nopersistence"
 lb config --architecture amd64 # or i386/arm64
+
 ```
 
 ### Build the ISO
 
 ```
+
 sudo lb build
+
 ```
 
 ### Test the ISO (optional but recommended)