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Iglunix

Unix like software distribution with no GNU components

All build scripts are 0BSD Licensed.

To create an ISO from a non-iglunix OS please see https://github.com/iglunix/iglunix-autobuild

Is this GNU/Linux

No, GNU currently contributes roughly 10 MiB of code in the base system whilst, LLVM and Linux both contribute approximately 1 GiB each. Instead we suggest that one should refer to Igluinx running on the Linux kernel as LLVM/Musl/Linux. LLVM and Linux because they are the two largest packages and make up the majority of the base system, and Musl to be explicit about the C library, target triple and to differentiate it from any system using LLVM's libc (which will may very well likely use in the future).

Discord

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Status of Other Kernels

FreeBSD

FreeBSD has solid upstream LLVM support which would make it ideal for iglunix. However, I haven't been successful at building the required parts of the base system.

OpenBSD

Iglunix has been tested to work on OpenBSD. (don't forget to symlink libc.so otherwise the toolchain breaks).

Darwin

I have found no easy way of building libc on Darwin platforms as on yet. Because of this I haven't got far at all porting Iglunix to Darwin based systems such as MacOS and PureDarwin.

Web Browsers

Iglunix has Firefox ESR packaged requiring 2 extra GNU packages: gm4 and autoconf. Iglunix may switch to using a patched version of webkit gtk with openssl and maybe ffmpeg replacing gstreamer.

Replacements LUT

standard tool iglunix tool use
glibc musl libc
glibc libexecinfo Backtrace functions
libstdc++ libc++ C++ standard library
libgcc libunwind Stack unwinding
libgcc compiler-rt Compiler builtins
bison byacc POSIX yacc
coreutils toybox+busybox POSIX utilities
gcc clang C++ compiler
zlib zlib-ng Compression library
gmake bmake, others POSIX Make implementation
ninja samurai Ninja build implementation
GNU M4 OpenBSD M4 POSIX M4 implementation
ncurses netbsd-curses X/Open Curses implementation
bash mksh Shell
Linux PAM Open PAM Pluggable Authentication Modules
sudo doas Privilege escalation
pkg-config pkgconf Package configuration tool
e2fsprogs make_ext4fs Make an ext4 file system

TODO (lots more TODO items in the Discord)

  • LLVM (Work out how to split packages)
  • QEMU for multiarch (need lots of work on glibr to get this to build)