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Development #34
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WalkthroughThe README.md file was completely rewritten, replacing a minimal placeholder with a comprehensive kernel development checklist for the VoidFrame project. The new README details categorized features, progress checkboxes, and a structured roadmap outlining the kernel's current state and future goals. Changes
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: Add a short project overview & basic build/run instructions above the checklistThe file jumps straight into the checklist. A 2-3 sentence overview plus a “Quick start / Building” snippet would immediately answer “what is VoidFrame and how do I try it?”, making the README more useful for newcomers and search indexing.
# VoidFrame Kernel Development Checklist +VoidFrame is a hobby x86-64 micro-kernel written in C and a sprinkle of assembly. +It aims to be a minimal, modular teaching OS with multitasking, ELF loading, +and eventually a small user-land. + +### Building / Running +```bash +$ make iso # builds kernel + bootable ISO +$ qemu-system-x86_64 -cdrom out/voidframe.iso +``` + > *This file tracks the current status of all core OS features for VoidFrame.*
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: Duplicate “🧠” emoji causes two distinct sections to have the same visual cueMemory Management (line 20) and Init System (line 77) both use 🧠. Consider choosing a unique emoji for one of them to avoid quick-scan confusion.
-## 🧠 Init System +## 🚀 Init System
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: Tiny consistency nit: keep sentence-case or title-case uniform across itemsMost list items are phrased as noun-phrases (“Serial logging”), but a few use
snake_case
function names or imperative verbs inline. For readability,
consider appending code identifiers in back-ticks while keeping the main phrase
sentence-case:- [ ] Read/write file API (`fs_open()`, etc.) + [ ] Read/write file API – `fs_open()`, `fs_read()`, etc.
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