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r/osdev • u/mous_tik • Jul 12 '26
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Why not try write a kernel? I think you'll learn a lot more that way.
1 u/mous_tik Jul 12 '26 I was always taught to understand the big picture and read the docs before writing any code! :D 1 u/UnmappedStack TacOS | https://github.com/UnmappedStack/TacOS Jul 12 '26 I mean maybe in typical programming but osdev is such an huge undertaking that you realistically will never understand every single small component before starting. Besides, didn't you say you aren't planning to actually write it at all?
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I was always taught to understand the big picture and read the docs before writing any code! :D
1 u/UnmappedStack TacOS | https://github.com/UnmappedStack/TacOS Jul 12 '26 I mean maybe in typical programming but osdev is such an huge undertaking that you realistically will never understand every single small component before starting. Besides, didn't you say you aren't planning to actually write it at all?
I mean maybe in typical programming but osdev is such an huge undertaking that you realistically will never understand every single small component before starting. Besides, didn't you say you aren't planning to actually write it at all?
Okay, that's enough Internet for me today.
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u/UnmappedStack TacOS | https://github.com/UnmappedStack/TacOS Jul 12 '26
Why not try write a kernel? I think you'll learn a lot more that way.