An operating system providing simple access to a modular kernel, shipped with just enough to get started.

You can see the current progress on a blog on my website. Although this README has big goals, for now it's really just a toy OS. Only time will tell whether or not this has any potential- but for me, it's easier to work on something when there's a goal.

The OS aims to be as minimal as possible for the sake of extreme modularity. This means adding things at runtime like:

• device drivers
• system calls
• protocol implementaitons

Although the mechanisms are not yet implemented, I aim to have a simple suite of utilities like linux's insmod, modprobe, rmmod, dmesg, etc.

Since this project is currently WIP, considerations and ideas relevant to the project may come and go out of my mind at a moment's notice. I try to capture them all here, or in other notes I have (again, see my blog).

• Do we want static modules, or strictly dynamic modules?

• make builds the kernel binary
• make iso builds the kernel binary and creates a bootable iso
• make run builds the kernel binary and runs it in QEMU