Compatibility and support status

No physical system, model, peripheral, provider, or modality device is currently represented as supported. Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, x86-64, and UEFI define the first appliance candidate boundary.

Status terms

Status Meaning Promotion authority
Reference The complete release gate passes repeatedly on a named, versioned system Release and hardware qualification owners
Compatible The exact configuration meets the enforced profile and passes the published suite Maintained compatibility decision
Community-tested External evidence is useful and attributable but has not completed the maintained gate Evidence review only
Unsupported Outside the declared profile, known incompatible, or not yet qualified No support claim
Archived A historical route or artifact retained for context No current installation claim

Current matrix

Area Candidate or active boundary Current status Evidence owner
Appliance host Ubuntu 24.04 LTS, x86-64, UEFI Unsupported preview unison-platform, unison-hardware
Runtime Signed 13-service digest-pinned candidate Software preview unison-platform release assets
Development Ubuntu and WSL2 workspace workflows Development only unison-workspace, unison-infrastructure
Models Signed manifests and synthetic qualification No supported model profile unison-inference, unison-platform
Audio and other peripherals Contract and test plans No supported device matrix modality owner, unison-hardware
Conversation, visual, and Braille Software contracts and synthetic expressions No participatory support claim modality owners and semantic experience evidence
Sign, BCI, switch/AAC, and haptics Modular integration boundary and early research Experimental or envisioned modality-specific owner
Backup providers S3-compatible engineering contract No supported provider unison-storage
Health and financial providers Sandbox and read-only connection contracts No certified live provider package and connection owners

Candidate software minimums

The signed preview contract currently evaluates:

These are enforced software-contract values for the preview. They do not make a particular machine compatible. Recommended capacity requires measured latency, memory, storage, acoustic, thermal, energy, and concurrent-workload evidence.

Evidence required for a supported matrix

Qualification binds results to the exact system, firmware, CPU, accelerator, memory, storage, network, peripheral, release, model profile, and test method. The open physical program covers:

The versioned matrix and installer must agree before promotion. Community reports remain community-tested until the maintained gate is repeated.

Review installation status and paths, the public evidence index, or unison-hardware.