I use debian on a daily basis, for everything I have to do in computer science including code with vim and more particularly vibe coding.
Now I'm already going to try to compile hurd from scratch. I am a beginner in programming and in particular system programming. I mainly use Mistral and I'm very happy with it. But operating system programming has always fascinated me and I'm curious to learn more Best regard Claire Le 18 septembre 2026 17:04:25 GMT+02:00, Alperen Erkan <[email protected]> a écrit : >Hello, > >> I’ve had a keen interest in operating systems for a very long time and >> I’ve been using Debian for 30 years. >30 years – that’s a truly impressive journey with Debian! Do you mainly use >Debian for everyday systems, >networking/security tools (such as Tor or Librewolf), or for kernel-level >development? > >> Before starting a discussion on LLMs, >> may I contribute? Please let me know. >As for contributions: Diving straight into the Hurd core architecture is >always exciting. If you want to delve deeper, areas such as IPC >message queues, translators, or virtual file systems are great places to >explore. As for LLM-assisted code, please remember that the > FSF requires the legal provenance of the code to be completely clear for >copyright assignment. Therefore, if you use AI tools for drafting >concepts, ensuring the final implementation is thoroughly verified and >original work is crucial for a smooth assignment process. > > >I wish you every success with your contributions, >Alperen ERKAN
