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Choose a virtual machine, existing Linux session, dual boot or replacement. The guide opens the relevant commands and disk-safety checks in place.

Configure the device, learn strips and workspaces, choose apps, set sharing boundaries and prove recovery.

Boot the verified raw installer with an isolated blank virtual disk, then remove it cleanly.

Write and verify the USB, prepare safe partitions, and choose dual boot or replacement.

Create a workspace, add real work, invite somebody, choose a permission and inspect what changed.

Workspace, strip, resource, action, identity, host and the other terms used by the reference pages.

Package command, sign-in session, update, removal and the parts still managed by Fedora.

Repository and package steps, display-manager choice, update, removal and switching back.

Supported package group, full-upgrade requirement, display manager, update and removal.

System and user modules, rebuild commands, generations and rollback.

Choose an installation, prepare a live USB, copy files from an unbootable system, or safely remove an alongside installation.

Protect work first, then diagnose VM, live USB, sign-in, network, sync and application failures.

Complete and partial replicas, hosts, local and shared work, strips, people and workspace boundaries.

Native resources and actions, normal Linux applications, file hand-off and application ownership.

Define a resource, make its changes deterministic actions, and follow the running Notes, Maps and toolkit examples.

Wine, Proton and the side-by-side Windows VM; route selection, files, devices and known limits.

Recorded actions, attribution, structured changes, undo boundaries and version restoration.

Local and remote state, cache behaviour, sync versus backup, export and what survives removing an app.

Native replicated state, streamed Linux applications, following, presence, hosts and offline behaviour.

Subjects, file and action scopes, grant lifetimes, implicit hand-off, review and revocation semantics.

Identity, agent labelling, effective authority, action attribution and remote-input separation.

Identity chain, TPM role, boot and disk protection, system unlock, app confinement, collaboration checks, attestation limits and implementation status.

Installation scope, device recovery, remote input, diagnostics, standing access and the boundaries visible in the interface.

Image signature, checksum, release key and the failure cases that must stop installation.

Copy, export, workspace archive, backup, deletion and the data that another participant may still hold.

Validate hardware, preferences, applications, sharing boundaries and recovery before relying on Tilo.