#OSDev

Lobsterslobsters
2025-12-09

International Workshop on Plan 9: 2026 Edition lobste.rs/s/y5vgj7
iwp9.org

Patrick :neocat_flag_bi:patrick@hatoya.cafe
2025-12-08
Lobsterslobsters
2025-12-07

The Wild West of Post-POSIX IO Interfaces lobste.rs/s/wsq0v7
youtu.be/abDWZ9D8kEE

2025-12-04

On recreating the lost SDK for a 42-year-old operating system: VisiCorp Visi On

fed.brid.gy/r/https://git.sr.h

Lobsterslobsters
2025-12-04

On recreating the lost SDK for a 42-year-old operating system: VisiCorp Visi On lobste.rs/s/z8gyu7
git.sr.ht/~nkali/vision-sdk/tr

2025-12-02

Greetings fellow nerds. What kind of Kernel Architecture would you choose if performance, simplicity and robustness are the goal? #coding #osdev

2025-12-01

#OSDev #ModularOS #Security #Rust #Portability
The shift toward modular, portable OS stacks like Genode and Moss highlights the move from bloated kernels to lean, secure systems. Portability across x86, ARM, RISC-V, and safety through isolation and verification tools are key. Embrace modularity, use Rust for safety, and prioritize compatibility for long-term software maintenance.

saysomething.hashnode.dev/the-

Dan Connollydckc@social.coop
2025-11-28

My Ventoy thumb drive now subsumes a whole collection of thumb drives that I used to keep.

#TIL #osdev

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ventoy

github.com/dckc/madmode-blog/i

2025-11-26

Building a 64-bit OS from Scratch with Claude Code

fed.brid.gy/r/https://isene.or

Lobsterslobsters
2025-11-26
Aeri _ 🏳️‍⚧️ ⚙️ 👠aeriavelocity@tech.lgbt
2025-11-24

I've been working on a custom Arch Linux-based ISO named ARISU (Aeri's Recovery ISO with Superfluous Utilities)
Where other Linux nerds make their own post-install rice scripts, I make a whole ISO instead >:3
codeberg.org/AeriaVelocity/ari
#archlinux #linux #osdev #bluearchive

The ARISU Syslinux splash screen inside of VirtualBox, showcasing the "ARISU recovery medium (x86_64, BIOS, Xfce desktop)" option highlighted.The ARISU desktop with the Xfce desktop environment.
nickbeardednickbearded
2025-11-23

Getting started with a cool new project: building my own minimalist Linux OS for x86_64 using Buildroot! 🛠️

Just finished the full cross-compilation with the pc_x86_64_bios_defconfig. The resulting tiny system is up and running in QEMU.

Excited to spend the next few days exploring Buildroot's potential, from custom kernels to package management. Time to dig into the embedded world! 🚀

buildroot

project introduction: Nitron (github.com/mesyeti/nitron)

Nitron is a virtual machine + OS (although I haven't run it on bare metal yet, but I plan on doing very very soon)

the idea is to allow using microcontrollers as personal computers (starting off by targetting the raspberry pi pico, and the bbc microbit v2)

all programs are JIT compiled to bytecode when they are run, from an assembly language heavily inspired by uxntal

the assembly playground you see below is like a REPL for the VM's assembly language

if you want to talk about it, join me on IRC at #nitron on irc.nouveau.community, or in discord.gg/38U2EgA8xg

#programming #embedded #osdev #lowlevel #project

terminal showing this:
```
yeti:~/dev/c/nitron] ./nitron 
Nitron OS in-dev
Made by MESYETI

Disks:
    0: rom (2930 bytes)

Filesystems:
    0: Read-only ARK

Autostart: :0/programs/playground.asm
Nitron Assembly Playground
>
```
2025-11-20

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