What is KenOS?
KenOS is an operating system that began in 2017, currently targeting x86 architectures.
The concept is straightforward: it aims to provide Unix compatibility while incorporating unique features.
The idea originated in high school, as my interest in programming deepened.
The entire OS is built in C/C++ using a GCC/binutils cross-compiler toolchain.
Additionally, Docker and Python are employed for various tasks such as automated compilation via GitHub Actions,
a Discord-based paravirtualizer (an SSH-like method for communicating with the VM), and more.
Comes with x86 compatibility
Targets to have own package-manager
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