Hi everyone, I'm Emir. I'm a 13 year old guy from Türkiye who builds Linux distributions and low-level systems software. My main project is ENux, an LFS based Linux distribution with the implementation of The ENux Layer and multiple Linux ecosystem support. ENux is listed on DistroWatch and hosted on both GitHub and SourceForge.
Beyond distro work, I write systems tooling in C, including a custom package manager, a replacement init system, a minimal libc and more. I maintain my own Linux fork, and play the piano in my free time.
I like to follow the "Make it work everywhere" philosophy on ENux and Unix/Suckless/KISS philosophy in my C projects.
In my opinion, when you run ls in a project, you shouldn't see lots of .md files, lots of tutorials, and lots of how to's. You shall see this:
$ ls
Makefile
README.md
a.out
main.c*LFS based Linux distribution with the implementation of The ENux Layer and multiple Linux eco system support
An LFS based Linux distribution with its own meta layer called The ENux Layer, a custom installer, custom compiled kernel, custom initramfs builder and many more.
- Pre-installed layers are included
- Installer that may or may not also hijack Bedrock alongside of The ENux Layer
- TTY/CLI first philosophy
Custom C + x86_64 ASM init for The ENux Layer
Mounts virtual fs's, spins up the layers, and handles PID 1 control over to the host init.
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