DXSL is an independent, non-profit initiative. We do not answer to venture capitalists, we do not monetize via surveillance advertising, and we will never sell user data. Your patronage directly ensures our systems, operating tools, and cognitive software remain open, unencumbered, and free for the world.
Every dollar received is rigorously accounted for and dedicated 100% toward open engineering research and public infrastructure.
Sustaining distributed automated CI/CD build runners, package mirror servers, and high-speed distribution pipelines for millions of downloads across Buttre, Cellos, and Haily.
Procuring evaluation microcontrollers, open-architecture RISC-V compute nodes, ARM SBCs, and peripheral testing units to ensure Cellos OS boots reliably on next-gen silicon.
Funding training sessions, open-source deployment toolkits, and digitizing resources for schools, civic archives, and community organizations with zero proprietary software fees.
Support us via a one-time gesture or configure an ongoing monthly patronage via our official Ko-fi page.
A heartfelt token of appreciation keeping our open-source engineers energized while fixing subtle IME bugs or refining kernel schedulers.
Directly underwrites the operational costs of our automated package builders and global release mirrors for seamless downloads.
For organizations, enterprises, and advocates passionate about tech sovereignty. Prominently credited in DXSL repositories and publications.
1. Strict Non-Profit Operation: All funds contributed by the community are strictly allocated to engineering infrastructure, testing hardware, and operational costs. There are zero shareholder dividends or executive bonuses.
2. No Data Monetization or Ad Insertion: Buttre IME, Cellos OS, and Haily AI will never bundle telemetry spyware, third-party analytics trackers, or display intrusive ads. Privacy is non-negotiable.
3. Perpetual Open Access (FOSS): Regardless of financial status or future scale, all research output, codebases, and architectural blueprints produced by DXSL remain forever open under OSI-approved licenses.
If you are unable to contribute financially, your time, intellect, and enthusiasm are equally vital:
Inspect our repositories on GitHub, tackle open issues, author integration tests, or benchmark execution times.
Write clear tutorials, translate technical guides across languages, and assist newcomers in adopting open systems.
Deploy Buttre in your workplace, test Cellos in your lab, and share DXSL's open-source solutions with fellow enthusiasts.