I love hobbiest operating systems! In a world of billions of software projects, it's sad only a small handful are OSes. I really love to watch what the Serenity[0] project is working on and I've been working to get it running on an older computer. However parts are harder to find & the spec requirements are very specific (drivers are hard).
I love the idea of doing more operating system experiments on RPIs just because of the availability & consistency of the platform. You don't have to worry about thousands of drivers for the most part, plus if you're using the RPI 400[1], basically everything is included in the keyboard!
Rust seems like a good way to get people involved as well, because of it's innate following. Excited to give this tutorial a try.
I love the idea of doing more operating system experiments on RPIs just because of the availability & consistency of the platform. You don't have to worry about thousands of drivers for the most part, plus if you're using the RPI 400[1], basically everything is included in the keyboard!
Rust seems like a good way to get people involved as well, because of it's innate following. Excited to give this tutorial a try.
[0] https://github.com/SerenityOS/serenity [1] https://www.raspberrypi.org/products/raspberry-pi-400/