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Created page with "Following are a comprehensive list of all documented projects: ==Metal (and MetalC)== TODO: Brief summary and relevant links ==WlProxy== A wayland server/client proxy implementation to forward wayland buffers and events to a dom0's compositor using xen grant tables. TODO: relevant links ==TmpBootloader== A simple bootloader written in C that is capable of loading and launching a kernel from a FAT32 partition. This project is incomplete. TODO: relevant links, more details" |
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Following are a comprehensive list of all documented projects: | Following are a comprehensive list of all documented projects: | ||
==Metal (and MetalC)== | == [[Projects:Metal|Metal (and MetalC)]] == | ||
An OS development programming language that emits raw x86 machine code. Specifically designed to create operating systems, bootloaders, and other bare-metal projects. It removes the need to use a seperate linker file and contains its own VBA and LBA directives to specify virtual and loaded memory. | |||
==WlProxy== | ==WlProxy== | ||
A wayland server/client proxy implementation to forward wayland buffers and events to a dom0's compositor using xen grant tables. | A wayland server/client proxy implementation to forward wayland buffers and events to a dom0's compositor using xen grant tables. | ||
Revision as of 20:09, 9 July 2026
Following are a comprehensive list of all documented projects:
An OS development programming language that emits raw x86 machine code. Specifically designed to create operating systems, bootloaders, and other bare-metal projects. It removes the need to use a seperate linker file and contains its own VBA and LBA directives to specify virtual and loaded memory.
WlProxy
A wayland server/client proxy implementation to forward wayland buffers and events to a dom0's compositor using xen grant tables. TODO: relevant links
TmpBootloader
A simple bootloader written in C that is capable of loading and launching a kernel from a FAT32 partition. This project is incomplete. TODO: relevant links, more details
