Arikoto is my personal Operating System development project (which I'm hoping will be usable in the future) that is inspired by and is aiming to have a similar nature to ToaruOS (which is my favourite hobby OS out there and I may be slightly obsessed with it).
UEFI and BIOS x86_64 support with multiboot2 Limine protocol (again).
Written in C (with partial help from artificial intelligence because obviously I'm not the best programmer in the world but I'm not fully writing the code with AI because that would be stupid and I wouldn't learn anything).
Some memory support and listing upon boot. Simple VFS/ramdisk functionality. Some kind of scheduler.
Full CMake build system with seperated includes and src.
Run mkdir build && cd build in the Arikoto root folder. Type cmake ... The project will be configured automatically.
From here, you can type make, make run, make run-kvm, make run-uefi and (my favourite) make run-uefi-kvm.
However, if you are on macOS, you will need to install Linux.
If you are not building on Linux and are instead using macOS, do not expect any support for problems that are encountered.
While Arikoto is my personal OS project, helping to fix bugs and issues in Arikoto helps a lot. Any major changes to functionality or any new features to be added need to be discussed in GitHub Issues.
Main conversation related to Arikoto will take place on the Zed code editor channel. Eventually, more areas will be set up.
It's expansive and flexible for me. It's something I wanted to experiment and use more, so why not use it with a personal experimental project?