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SchOS will not write its own compositor. projects/schcom, its test and its make targets are deleted. roadmap.md section 5 is now the road to Wayland (udev/eudev, a /sys/devices tree and uevent netlink, libinput and libseat, a DRM device via the GPU plan) and 5b is the boot manager rework (Niveus/skeuomorphic UEFI GUI). XLibre, Xorg or a Wayland compositor from Alpine, whichever suits; Xorg for now. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01EVRhxi9zpdW2uDUN4FVcao
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# Build output. Everything here is reproducible from `make`.
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build/
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schos.img
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schos.iso
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*.o
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*.d
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*.asm
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*.sym
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# The staged root filesystem. Assembled by the build from cmd/, lib/ and
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# ports/ -- tracking it would mean committing a second copy of every binary
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# on every build.
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sysroot/
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# Upstream tarballs, fetched not authored: musl, toybox, mksh, dash, the DOOM
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# WADs and usb.ids. 61 MB of other people's release artefacts, all of which
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# the build downloads again if they are missing. The patches that matter are
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# under ports/*/patches/ and those *are* tracked.
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dist/
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# Test and screenshot output.
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*.log
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*.ppm
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*.png.tmp
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# Claude Code's per-machine settings (permissions granted on this host).
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# .claude/memory/ IS tracked -- it is the project memory, and committing it is
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# how it survives a directory rename and reaches the other machines.
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.claude/settings.local.json
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# Emacs lock files: dangling symlinks like .#README -> user@host.pid, left
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# behind when a session ends badly. One was committed in the initial import.
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.#*
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*~
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\#*\#
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# Build output under projects/ -- these are programs that run on SchOS, and
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# their binaries were tracked by accident.
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# A built ISO dropped next to the site for download.html. 62 MB; not source.
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docs/Website/releases/
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# Kernel modules are build artefacts, not source: they are staged into the
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# image by `make ldls-r8169` / `make ldls-stage` from a Linux build and ship
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# in the ISO (docs/architecture/ldls.md rule 1), but a binary does not belong
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# in git. The loader's test input is built from ldls/test/refmod.c, which is
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# ours.
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*.ko
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*.ko.xz
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# Core dumps from host-side test harnesses (tools/*test.c run on the build
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# machine). One of these got committed once; the pattern is cheaper than
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# remembering.
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core
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core.*
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# Reference material: somebody else's source tree, read and never shipped.
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#
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# help/ is where a third-party kernel gets cloned when it is worth reading --
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# Zircon, at the time of writing. It is BSD-licensed and this project is
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# GPL-2.0-or-later, so the licences are compatible and that is *not* the reason it is
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# ignored: it is ignored because a copy of another project's source inside this
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# one is a copy that will rot, that nobody will update, and that makes the
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# provenance of every file around it a question. Clone it, read it, learn the
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# facts, write our own expression -- the rule docs/architecture/ldls.md section
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# 3 already states for Linux drivers.
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help/
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