Linux + WSL2 support (drop macOS-only)#35
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The engine (Hermes) and the privacy stack (Python via uv) are cross-platform; only the service wiring was macOS-specific. Generalize it: - install.sh: accept Darwin + Linux; on Linux/WSL2 run the scrubber + og-veil via systemd --user (auto-restart + reboot persistence via linger), with a plain background-process fallback where systemd --user isn't available - add systemd/ user-unit templates (ghost-scrubber, ghost-veil) - OS-guard the macOS-only bits (open -a Ollama) - README: 'on macOS, Linux, or WSL2' and a platform badge to match macOS path is unchanged (launchd); verified it still starts both services. The Linux/WSL2 path is implemented but not yet verified on a real Linux box.
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Hermes and ghost's privacy stack are already cross-platform (Python via uv); only the service wiring was macOS-specific. This generalizes it:
install.shaccepts macOS and Linux/WSL2. On Linux it runs the scrubber + og-veil as systemd --user services (auto-restart, reboot persistence viaenable-linger), with a background-process fallback where systemd --user isn't available (some WSL2 setups).systemd/user-unit templates.open -a Ollama).macOS path is byte-for-byte the same launchd flow (verified both services still start). The Linux/WSL2 path is implemented but not yet tested on a real Linux/WSL2 machine -- worth a smoke test there before relying on it.