An operating system just for fun.

• Priority based scheduling, and there are 32 priorities.
• Support keyboard and text mode.
• Support some standard C and UNIX APIs. So it is good for UNIX developers.

• i386

1. Install a 32-bit Linux distribution, such as Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora or RHEL.
2. Install the development tools, such as make, gcc, binutils and qemu.
3. Install xorriso for generating the final iso.
4. Build Turnix with make, and run it with make qemu if everything is OK.