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Control panel workcell session shot for variety in the container section

John Lauer ·27d4493e0f ·2mo ago ·parent 83b99ea
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@@ -76,6 +76,8 @@ It's signed by the same publisher as Hydrogen (*Adom Industries, Inc.*). For the  The heart of Hydrogen is a genuine Linux environment running **on your own machine** through **WSL2** — not a remote VM, not a cloud container you rent. Hydrogen provisions a dedicated, isolated Ubuntu 24.04 distro (`Adom‑Workspace`) from a pre‑baked golden image, and everything Linux‑side lives inside that container: VS Code (code‑server), Claude Code, `adom‑cli`, the design tools, and the skills. Because it's WSL2, it boots in seconds, uses your CPU and memory natively, and stays cleanly separated from the rest of your system — including your other WSL distros and Docker Desktop, which Hydrogen never touches. Your **repositories stay on the Windows side**, never trapped inside the distro, so they survive resets and reinstalls untouched. Your Adom account is identity only; the work runs locally, and nothing about it has to leave your machine. +![Real work, locally: an AI thread scripting the 3D viewer while a workcell control panel renders its assembly animation](screenshots/control-panel-session.png)+ ---  ## Plugged into the Adom wiki — the whole community's apps, skills & components
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