This is an OS created for the sheer fun and challenge of writing your own OS, not as an attempt to become another HaikuOS or another Linux.
So far, not much maintenance seems to have been needed. The standard string implementation seems have changed and is being slowly migrated over time, but the main APIs all seem quite stable so far.
It’s not like anyone is running this stuff in production, they don’t even provide ready-to-install images to make sure only people with an interest in developing can run it.
Yikes.
Building everything from scratch is one thing.
Maintaining it is completely different.
This is an OS created for the sheer fun and challenge of writing your own OS, not as an attempt to become another HaikuOS or another Linux.
So far, not much maintenance seems to have been needed. The standard string implementation seems have changed and is being slowly migrated over time, but the main APIs all seem quite stable so far.
It’s not like anyone is running this stuff in production, they don’t even provide ready-to-install images to make sure only people with an interest in developing can run it.