12.15.2025.1 - Made for Papi Linux

Format go.mod for consistency

6.7.2025.1 - Early preview of ARM64 compatibility! (Shitsing Stanley)

Here's what I've been cooking up: multi-architecture support and support for other kernel versions. And to make sure that it uses a proper busybox for the system it's building on, it uses the static package manager version. May not work out of the box, though. I honestly had enough GUtils action for today, it's a miracle I even got an ISO made.

Full Changelog: 6.1.2025.1...6.7.2025.1

The Binaries Release (Peeking Papi)

Here is the first release of the binaries NOT in distro form. Enjoy!

Expect some things to be broken, as I am compiling from WSL Ubuntu now instead of Native Fedora.

5/12/2025 3 - Add the pipeline!

• Add the pipeline! (add piping)
• Implement unix-like implementations of piping into echo and cat - others might work with varying success.

5/12/2025 2 - Fix building and clean up.

• Tidy up iso (remove unnecessary lib/lib64 copying, iso internals) 👍
• Fix issues when compiling the distro (for sure this time) 🥳

Because I cleaned up the ISO a ton, it has gone from over 5GB in size to under 200MB. Therefore, I can upload it again!

(dosu password is "password")

5/12/2025 1 - Distro now named "NebuLa"

• Give distro a name (NebuLa) 🥇
• Add name to ISO, test VM, and Bootloader 💯

Note: No ISO release, as now it's too big for Github. 👎

First "bug fix" release!

Just a couple of bug fixes and documentation improvements. Nothing much.

The dosu password is "password".

First "semi-stable" release!

• Create some utils
• Add basic built-ins to shell (highway)
• Add a helper in the MAKEFILE to make a distro out of these utils - among some other tools (such as lib/lib64 from compiler's system, and downloading a copy of busybox to help bootstrap the distro (in /bin/sh on the compiled system.)
• Add test scripts
• Ensure most things work at least somewhat
• Base the new compiled system on ISOLINUX and the Linux Kernel.

This should allow for a good MVP for a "NodeMixaholic/Linux" project. However, I (Sammy Lord) and anyone who contributed to this project are NOT responsible for any damages or harm that may occur. No warranty, pretty much. See LICENSE file for details on what to do if you are a company, want to contribute, or otherwise want to help the project or execute any binaries.

Pre-made ISO attatched. (dosu password is "password")