15 MB Super Fast Lightweight Linux ToaruOS
In This Video We Are Looking At ToaruOS is a « complete » operating system for x86-64 PCs and experimental support for ARMv8. While many independent, hobby, and research OSes aim to experiment with new designs, ToaruOS is intended as an educational resource, providing a representative microcosm of functionality found in major desktop operating systems.
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The OS includes a kernel, bootloader, dynamic shared object linker, C standard library, its own composited windowing system, a dynamic bytecode-compiled programming language, advanced code editor, and dozens of other utilities and example applications. There are no external runtime dependencies and all required source code, totaling roughly 100k lines of (primarily) C, is included in this repository, save for Kuroko, which lives separately. Through out the project, ToaruOS has also attracted quite a few beginner OS developers who have tried to use it as a reference.
Features
Dynamically linked userspace with shared libraries and dlopen
Composited graphical UI with software acceleration and a late-2000s design inspiration
VM integration for absolute mouse and automatic display sizing in VirtualBox and VMware Workstation
Unix-like terminal interface including a feature-rich terminal emulator and several familiar utilities
Optional third-party ports including GCC 10.3, Binutils, SDL1.2, Quake, and more
Rewrite the network stack for greater throughput, stability, and server support
The release of the new version of Toaru OS 2.1 version in which added initial support for the AArch64 architecture (ARMv8), including the experimental ability to use ToaruOS on the board Raspberry Pi 400 and in the QEMU emulator.
Another change that stands out is that the processing and passing of signals to processes has been redesigned in user space, plus calls to sigaction, sigprocmask, sigwait, and sigsuspend have been implemented.
In addition memory management has been improved in user space, as well as network stack and terminal rendering, lazy rendering has been implemented and a glyph cache for TrueType fonts has been added.
Mechanisms for setting the clock have also been added, including the settimeofday system call and expanded capabilities of the date utility.
Of the other novelties that stand out in this new version:
Added munmap system call.
The composite manager has a blur effect and redesigned event handling when the window is resized.
Support for configuring IPv4 addresses and routing configurations has been added to the ifconfig utility. ICMP socket support.
Added support for the recvfrom function for UDP and ICMP sockets.
Added the ability to work with USB keyboards in the bootloader.
An item to delete files has been added to the context menu of the file manager.
Improved display of graphics on the system monitor.
Added grep utility with support for regular expressions.
Improved ps command output (additional columns added).
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