Ashley Williams - intermezzOS: a teaching operating system

intermezzOS is a teaching operating system, specifically focused on introducing systems programming concepts to experienced developers from other areas of programming.

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[recklessroges]

Really good, clear, engaging and enjoyable talk.

[NamelessNr]

Sudden urge to write very very low level code.

[yash]

6:30 > _"[deep serious voice] everything is an exception, [normal voice] but we can talk about that at the party"_

oh lololollll, so funny.

[abraham]

Wow! That was a great talk; I should watch again later.

[przemeklesniak]

Soooo, basically this presentation is a guide on how to print hello world in rust using qemu, and assembly and then calling it an operating system? Where is the abstraction she was talking about?

[elotfreelancing]

when you said osdev wiki is awful, the whole world agreed with you.

[otnielaguilar]

Great talk! Does anyone have a link for the Leslie Lamport presentation she mentioned at 27:50?

[ashwin]

grub doesnt create a bootable iso, its a bootloader ( this was in one of the slides please correct it)

[DorperSystems]

Imagine triple faulting and pulling out objdump instead of qemu monitor and not using a cross compiler.

[osogrande]

Moral of the story : if you don’t know what you’re talking about, use baby talk and make real engineers laugh at you behind your back (which you’re patting yourself on because you’re so *awwwwsum*)

[geodesic]

great talk, i found this haphazardly and was immediately drawn in