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Redox OS, a Unix-like operating system written entirely in Rust, now enables multi-threaded support by default on x86-based systems. This milestone represents significant progress in the development of this memory-safe, microkernel-based OS that aims to bring modern systems programming practices to operating system design.

Rust-Written Redox OS Enables Multi-Threading By Default

<p>I know a simmular project call <a href="https://github.com/asterinas/asterinas" target="_blank" rel="noopener nofollow">asterinas</a> same rust and unix(specific linux) like,sadly it is not implement all SysCall yet, I don’t know what progress  this OS achieve.
Main different between asterinas and Redox is the kernel structrue, asterinas invent a new type of kernel - “frame kernel” it is still prototype but pretty inspire, and redox is using traditional micro kernel.
Glad to see how fast rust is developing in OS domain, hope we can see more domain spcific OS apear with the modern Rust language!</p>
