Caelum is a kernel that sits between UNIX v6/v7 and xv6 made with C and NASM! Read more details in: PHILOSOPHY
Yes, the world already has a lot of Unix-like kernels and I’m not trying to say this is special, it’s just a hobby kernel I created.
It is a reference and a pun for Inferno made by Bell Labs.
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Caelum means "Sky" or "Heaven" in Latin. |
Yes, i used AI to make this but i did not "vibe-code", i tested it, i ran though GDB.
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Vibecode may have different meaning for some people, but for me, it means "blindly trust AI." |
See the BUILD for building.
See the Contributing for Contributing.
Caelum is licensed under MIT-0 with BSD Warranty License, See LICENSE for more information.
While GRUB is GPLv3, This can’t be applied due to "Mere Aggregation" and Section 6(d) in GPL-3.0.
Please note that I’m not a lawyer and is not guaranteed in any way to be free from errors.