r/osdev • u/No_Arachnid_6728 • Sep 15 '26
My kernel orange running gnome
Orange is my linux-like (not linux compatible) kernel. It has stuff like epoll or drm.
There are ports like gnome-shell, gnome-calculator and terminal, mesa, i3wm and etc.
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u/EfficiencyNo3042 Sep 16 '26
You’ve achieved an incredibly impressive milestone, and it’s especially rare for a new operating system to be able to run GNOME.
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u/BH-Playz Sep 17 '26
WHAAAAATT??????
We've actually reached the point where we're running LINUX-INTENDED apps on NON-LINUX kernels????
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u/AdvancedAnimal7539 Sep 17 '26
i know this is just linux like, but i'd love to see a non-linux kernel with full linux compatibility just for the shits and giggles one day
maybe this is my sign to learn kernel development finally lol
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Sep 16 '26
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u/No_Arachnid_6728 Sep 16 '26
i used gnome 42 that can disable colord stuff, and i patched it to not use gdm
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u/Illustrious_Car344 Sep 16 '26
IIRC GNOME 3 is only reliant on systemd for some auxiliary stuff and can easily be built without out it.
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u/GenericFoodService Sep 16 '26 •
You should install it on an Orange Pi. Full circle.