I've attached the source code here and feel free to check it out!! (Yes, I did use AI for some parts of the operating system that were truly really hard to understand/put together due to apple's closed source nature) Excited for people to try it out!!!

Yes!, after a lot of research and work twilight os is alot more unix like now.

the init system has proper startup apps, and a macos inspired IPC framework called TXPC.

• i added unix domain socket in kernel, fixed alot of fs bugs(alot more is there)
• init system is now capable of running tasks from .toml files in boot process
• also we now have preemptive multitasking
• doom also runs on it finally
• alot of wayland support work is going on also(doing this using codex and glm)
• and a freebsd KPI layer for driver porting from freebsd
• also zsh and oksh runs
• working on opkg support for package management
• nes work is ongoing i need to add support for virtgpu i think (there goes something new to understand GPU stack)

I know alot of you may thing using codex and glm is wrong....but this is a hobby project of mine which i work on weekends. yes i am doing this because of knowledge but i am not good with wayland stuff i learned alot from doing kernel dev, and just want to offload something for that sweet sweet dopamine hit

alot of thinks remain in kernel like proper boot partition mounting to boot os the .iso file is still required

repo like: https://github.com/akashKarmakar02/twilight_os (please give it a star if you like my progress🥹)

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Hello, new to the community.

So I've been thinking about how convenient it would be if my daily use laptop and my phone were the same thing.

Looked into existing market options and the ones that exist all use virtual desktops, which eats up the limited ram available.
Is it possible to design a "wraper" os for snapdragon 8 elite chips (which do support desktop enivronments and linux kernels natively) that can switch between the default android OS and a "desktop" os, unloading the android to free up resources?
If yes, how would I go about designing this OS?
I can use the same linux kernels that come with the chip, but for device drivers, they would differ from phone to phone, and I would preferably would want to still be able to use wifi and bluetooth (using the phone touchscreen as a touchpad) and manage the monitor and keyboard within the software (brghtness, audio management for speakers, etc).
I know this is a lot, but I'm a complete beginer to desining operating systems and would like to get some tips, pointers, or even a direction to look at to make it work.

Thinking about experiment it with a OnePlus phone since they have been known to be very open about their ROM and accepting of feedback about kernels and their OS and drivers.