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@simeon-kepp simeon-kepp released this 26 May 11:06
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Rusty Penguin v1.0.0

"Binary hardware. Ternary mind."

The first public release of Rusty Penguin — a ternary-first operating system written entirely in Rust, part of the Ternary Intelligence Stack.

Boot confirmed in QEMU:

SeaBIOS → GRUB "Rusty Penguin v1.0.0" → Linux kernel → init → psh prompt

What works in this release

Penguin Shell (psh v0.2) — runs as PID 1:

  • trit <n> — balanced ternary Tryte representation
  • mul / div / scale — full ternary arithmetic
  • ps — real Linux process list with ternary state (+1 / 0 / -1) annotations
  • activate / dormant / suppress <pid> — SIGCONT / SIGSTOP / SIGTERM
  • ai [n] — sparse ternary inference layer (Zero-dormancy skip efficiency)

Core crates: ternary-core, mathematics, scheduler, ai-runtime, init

Bootable ISO pipeline (iso/build.sh):

bash iso/build.sh
qemu-system-x86_64 -cdrom rusty-penguin.iso -m 512M -nographic

Architecture

Track Status
Userspace (psh on Linux) Working — demo today
Bare-metal x86_64-unknown-none kernel Planned

Actively researched and developed.
Part of the Ternary Intelligence Stack — https://ternlang.com
Source: https://github.com/rfi-irfos/rusty-penguin