A hobbyist operating system by me and for me.
Don't bother. It barely runs and then does not do anything useful either.
Lightweight OS with GUI.
- 32bit x86 because of some old hardware I'd like to keep
- somewhat POSIX compliant
- Fast boot times
No spoon. Also no fork.
Your (virtual) hardware needs these specs:
- 6x86 compatible CPU
- 16MB of RAM
Since the switch to C, you will need these tools:
- QEMU
- NASM
- GCC
- Make
For Windows, you will need WSL aswell.
Install the tools in WSL or your favourite flavour of Unix and then
- make
- make run
At the moment, please no.
There's better projects for that like Haiku, ReactOS, or Serenity.
Nobody has asked any questions.
DO NOT USE IT.
DO NOT USE IT ON REAL HARDWARE.
JUST DON'T.