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  • Well the meme says to add some new layer over syscalls so the plan is already to break userspace entirely to force you to make a new one. But yeah if you wanted to make it irl bundling another kernel would likely be easier then Linux unless you wanted the hw support.

  • well yeah but the sublemmy is Microblog Memes not StartUpIdeas

  • Woah I remember installing this once, half my coworkers are old sun employees who worked on it kernel dev for solaris and hearing them talk about it is cool

  • BYoOS or gtfo

  • what would you want changed

  • im building my own linux, with hookers and no C code

  • Always gotta stay two steps ahead of the normies

  • Lol imagine you walk into an interview, they lock the door and hand you just linux + C compiler.

  • holy ORZ, I'm trying to build Gemini/Linux but its not going along well. Should have stuck with Claude

  • idk docker has so much weirdness edge cases you have to build for, that you can do but I feel like a game should be pretty easy to just statically compile and call it a day. but I guess steam already has their runtime that tries to do the same thing

  • this is what I thought we was saying, I had zero faith in him

  • My job involves doing performance optimizations for billion dollar tech companies so its kind of my job to know lol.

    People already have vibe coded Operating Systems, are they well made? no, I don't think TempleOS is some enterprise grade codebase ether but its cool that he got to make his own OS. Would be cool for anyone to be able to do that.

  • yeah im not some scrub that uses a normie BSD distro. That's like using Ubuntu

  • yeah sure, I think like its not worth the hassle in that case. It's probs still fun to work on lol

  • This feels spiritually correct

  • it would be unikernel so your essentially statically linking a binary to the the linux kernel image, so it all be running in kernelspace. You would have to statically link libc and other dependencies likely (i rem red hat patching glibc for this to work but not sure what they changed?).

  • :o

  • Imma be honest I never understood NixOS for laptop/workstations, these systems are highly volatile so setting up deployable builds sounds lke a nightmare. For Servers/Deployments it makes bunch more sense.