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boot/grub	boot/grub	moved menu.lst to top level	Oct 11, 2009
echo	echo	tabs to spaces	Oct 11, 2009
hello_world	hello_world	a bit of cleanup in kstart.asm formatting	Oct 11, 2009
necco	necco	more cleanup of code formatting	Oct 11, 2009
oneplusone	oneplusone	made oneplusone/kstart.asm a little more consistent with hello_world's	Oct 11, 2009
.gitignore	.gitignore	added kernel.map to gitignore	Oct 11, 2009
BUILDING_TOOLCHAIN	BUILDING_TOOLCHAIN	updated BUILDING_TOOLCHAIN	Jul 14, 2014
LICENSE	LICENSE	added MIT license file	Jul 14, 2014
Makefile	Makefile	use $(shell ...) rather than backtick in Makefile	Oct 11, 2009
Makefile.common	Makefile.common	don't remove .s on clean	Oct 11, 2009
README	README	updated README and docs	Oct 11, 2009
SETTING_UP_DISKS	SETTING_UP_DISKS	changed creation of empty disk to be new phony target to avoid accide…	Oct 11, 2009
TROUBLESHOOTING	TROUBLESHOOTING	added TROUBLESHOOTING doc that includes an issue I came across	Oct 11, 2009
menu.lst	menu.lst	hooked up oneplusone to main makefile and menu.lst	Oct 11, 2009

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Cleese is a project to build a functioning operating system written almost
entirely in Python. The basic idea is to have a microkernel mostly based on
the Python VM and all other operating system functionality written in Python.

James Tauber and Dave Long successfully built a proof-of-concept back in 2003.

You can see that work, along with some historical information at:

	http://code.google.com/p/cleese/


This is a reboot of the project, starting largely from scratch. James Tauber
is now joined by Brian Rosner.

To get started, see BUILDING_TOOLCHAIN and SETTING_UP_DISKS.