Bootible¶

The missing first hour for Windows handhelds — one command sets the device up, the same command repairs it after updates.

A new Windows handheld greets you with the same three problems: it drains battery while it "sleeps", the recommended setup is a long checklist you work through by hand, and the next Windows update quietly reverts what you fixed. Bootible turns that first hour into one command — and the fix for every update after it into the same command.

Bootible automates the configuration of Steam Deck, ROG Ally, Android handhelds, and other gaming devices. Preview everything before applying (dry-run is the default), keep your config as YAML in your own private repo, and re-run anytime — drift from your known-good state is detected and repaired — and a repair is only reported after it's verified to have actually taken.

Supported Devices¶

curl -fsSL https://bootible.dev/deck | bash

irm https://bootible.dev/rog | iex

curl -fsSL https://bootible.dev/android | bash

How It Works¶

graph LR
    A[Run Command] --> B{First Run?}
    B -->|Yes| C[Dry Run Preview]
    C --> D[Review Output]
    D --> E[Push Logs]
    E --> F[Run bootible to Apply]
    B -->|No| G[Apply Changes]
    G --> H[Push Logs]

1. Dry Run by Default — First run previews all changes without applying them
2. Review — See exactly what will be installed and configured
3. Logs Pushed — Run logs are always pushed to your private repo
4. Apply — Run bootible to apply your configuration

Key Features¶

What's Available¶

Applications¶

System Configuration¶

Community¶

License¶

Bootible is open source software licensed under the MIT License.