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Unifier System

These guides are meant for self-hosted instance maintainers only unless otherwise stated. You can still read these, but you probably won't need to use them unless you want to host your own Unifier instance.

The Unifier System is pretty much the heart and brains of Unifier. It lets Unifier run, handles system extensions and Modifiers, and more.

The Unifier System includes:

  • Unifier Core (unifier.py)

  • System Manager (cogs/sysmgr.py)

  • System utilities (everything in utils)

  • Bootloader (everything in boot)

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