Ok, #Linux question: I would like to do some OS development on linux, but it is nowhere as easy as it is on #FreeBSD, because there's not a single source directory that builds everything.
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Ok, #Linux question: I would like to do some OS development on linux, but it is nowhere as easy as it is on #FreeBSD, because there's not a single source directory that builds everything. So what's the closest I can get to that? My ideal would would be to do "make ; make install" and have a new version of everything installed, although I mostly only care about the kernel and basic POSIX utilities (sh, stty, cat, mail, etc.).
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Ok, #Linux question: I would like to do some OS development on linux, but it is nowhere as easy as it is on #FreeBSD, because there's not a single source directory that builds everything. So what's the closest I can get to that? My ideal would would be to do "make ; make install" and have a new version of everything installed, although I mostly only care about the kernel and basic POSIX utilities (sh, stty, cat, mail, etc.).
@kithrup The #FreeBSD handbook is a great resource for starting with anything FreeBSD: https://docs.freebsd.org/en/books/developers-handbook/kernelbuild/
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