Best Open Source Kernels

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Best Open Source Kernels

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Sup guys! Any suggestions of best open source kernels out there?
Just your opinion guys! :lol:
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:shock:

Your suggestions except those things, just to brainstorm ideas :|
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NVM, i found a complete list of kernels

THANKS FOR ... huh?
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Well, that would have to be.. mine. Obviously. :lol:
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Also look at the OS Projects Page and Resources Page(OS Project has so many and Resources has category as small and large) :D
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@LindusSystem: Didn't saw that, thanks! :D
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Could you define what you mean by "best", please. What criteria are you interested in?

(My own choice would be FreeBSD.)
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Similar to Linux but not Linux :lol:

Edit:I like how they made FreeBSD!
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vincelawrence wrote:Similar to Linux but not Linux :lol:

Edit:I like how they made FreeBSD!
Well, of course it's similar to Linux. it's a descendant of Unix and Linux was based on Unix. So what? That's true of many OSs.

What do you like about "the way they made it"? That doesn't. Really mean anything to me. Could you explain specifically what you like about it?
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I'm sure the best open source kernel the following one, Almost every os developer fork this OS :lol:

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// HelloOS 1.0 (Public Domain)

int x=0, y=0;

void kputc(char c) {
    volatile char* video = (volatile char*)0xB8000;
    video[(y*80+x)*2] = c;
    video[(y*80+x)*2+1] = 7;
    if ( (++x) == 80 ) {
        y++; x = 0; // TODO: handle y>24
    }
}

void kputs(const char* s) {
    for ( ; *s; s++ ) kputc(*s);
}

void kmain() {
    kputs ("Hello World!");
    __asm volatile ("hlt");
}
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Staying in the Unix world - how about Minix?
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bluemoon wrote:I'm sure the best open source kernel the following one, Almost every os developer fork this OS :lol:

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    kputs ("Hello World!");
...
I haven't got round to doing that part of my OS yet, but I've often wondered who started this weird tradition?
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Pedigree.
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