Ok, so I have more information about this fascinating project from discord.
The requirements and design phase of the SDLC have been deemed unnecessary, and you are required to start writing drivers immediately (for free as far as I can tell), otherwise you lose your "OS dev" role. (unless you're the owner of the project, and then you can keep the role without contributing any actual code).
So I've been racing ahead with code changes before I have my access revoked (again) because I kept pressing for why the project owner thought that the first steps of the SDLC were unnecessary or alternatively, where the requirements existed and were coming from. He did point out that Windows used 2 GB of RAM on idle, but he declined to tell me how much memory the computer he was currently using had.
Anyway, you can see my enthusiasm for this project yourself (there are other enthusiastic people in the discord too):
https://github.com/PyKernelOS/PyKernel/ ... kerravon86
And here's another enthusiastic member echoing the project owner's request for us to "get cracking" instead of asking annoying questions, or lose access:
(t_t)
— Yesterday at 10:28 PM
i will write OS Driver Source Code Kernel PyKernelOS SDK Example OS Developer Github Username SLDC
EDIT: Inspired by the freedom to skip steps in the SDLC, I'm skipping the "testing" and "debugging" steps too and sticking with "writing drivers".
