Frequently Asked Questions

>Why do you use your own license? Why not use the MIT License, Apache License, or even the GNU GPL?
	Why would I use someone else's license when I can build my own? After all, a project that is
	hand-crafted from scratch should also have a license that is also hand-crafted from scratch.
	I also think that yes, the GPL does already have what mine does, but it feels better comming
	from my words, because they're mine.

>Is it really built from scratch? You used GNU compilers, linkers, and assemblers, that arent yours.
	Technically, you would be incorrect. The operating system, including the boot loader and
	kernel, is built from scratch. I used standard C and standard ASM. However, I never said I
	made the build tools from scratch.

>What operating system do you use daily?
	Currently, I use Debian GNU/Linux 13.4 with the XFCE 4 desktop enviornment. I run it both
	on my Intel Xeon E3-1230 v6 desktop, and my AMD Ryzen 5 4650U laptop (Lenovo Thinkpad E14
	Gen2)

>Why do you use capital letters for your source file names?
	Because thats what they start with, I give my kernel respect.