liblinux

> Hardly anything is written against the kernel ABI except glibc itself. I'm working hard to change that. Here's an entire lisp interpreter written in freestanding C using nothing but Linux system calls: https://github.com/lone-lang/lone It has a system-call primitive too, which means it can do anything. Here's a TCP echo server written in lone lisp: https://github.com/lone-lang/lone/blob/master/examples/tcp-e... It works, and you don't need libc. > Like it or not, glibc is the singular entry point for desktop Linux Well I don't like it, and I've made it my mission to fix it. Maybe lisp isn't the answer, Rust is. I've revived my liblinux crate too. https://github.com/matheusmoreira/liblinux I'm going to add system calls to this thing every day until I have every single one. Then I'll use them to make all of my applications. Already have m