Hi,nice that you go in kernel dev,D.eSystem itself is not suporting apps or something from outside,but you can go on the github link,download the source code andadd own features to the kernel and you can compile D.eSystem:)

Cool,now you see that D.eSystem is also on other platform,it is also on reddit

Btw,how did you find Lemmy.world

I think it will be D.FS

Yes,because now its not working and its still in development

And btw,I started developing D.eSystem 6 on Windows on my main PC which have a Ryzen 7 5800x and a RTX 3060 12gb,but then I tried Linux mint on an Laptop which I just had Laying around,the Laptop is a Medion Akoya e7218 and I used it a loot and as a seccondary Linux device to my main Laptop which is a thinkpad,then I installed Linux Mint on a dell optiplex 3000 SFF as a Linux desktop for Programming and OS development.

But I do not give prompts to generate code or smth, I am coding it by myself,I am just talking with ai about the project or debuging.

I am coding it by myself,I am only using AI for debuging and learning and talking about the project

Thanks

Thanks

Because I want to build my own OS,I started with OS simulators on scratch.mit.edu,then I switched to Python simulators and then I swutched to C simulators and then I wanted to start building a real OS.

Thanks

Thats a nice idea,thanks for your comment

Hi,thats a Nice idea

Hi, thanks for this info abput pintos, I will look on it.

Limine includes its own license file. When I pushed my OS code to the repository, the Limine folder (with its license) was automatically included because it is part of the bootloader. I removed the misplaced copy of the license from the root directory because it does not apply to my OS. The file couldn’t be cleanly deleted at first, so I renamed it while preparing my own license file. The original Limine license is still correctly located inside the Limine folder.

This is the License from the opensource bootloader,I added my source code with a commit,and then it apeared,then I tried to delete it because I want my own license for my own OS,but it wassnt working,then I deleted the license in the file and renamed the file to I to create a new License file,but I think the License is still in the Limine(bootloader) folder.

Nope,how could a AI build kernel, memory managment, UI, UX, drivers.

Thanks,idk why they are rude,its a bit anpying,but I think many people like it because I got a lot of upvotes

Its not vibe coded,its my own OS project, I am working every day on it, it have its own kernel,memory managment and more and it uses the Limine bootloader