I hope so! It's new so you may find breakage, but I'll try to be very responsive answering questions.
Mu doesn't have its own OS at the moment. It runs on Linux and on Soso (https://github.com/ozkl/soso). I don't know either well, but hopefully I'll at least be a good study partner. And you can definitely ask me questions about the language side and the interface with the OS.
Mu doesn't have every feature of modern compilers and OSs, but it should hopefully give you a view of something simple working from end to end that you can then carry with you when making sense of more complex systems.
"Mu doesn't have every feature of modern compilers and OSs, but it should hopefully give you a view of something simple working from end to end that you can then carry with you when making sense of more complex systems."
Awesome, that's what I was hoping for: something that will lower the entry bar but still provide useful education for the greater world.
Mu doesn't have its own OS at the moment. It runs on Linux and on Soso (https://github.com/ozkl/soso). I don't know either well, but hopefully I'll at least be a good study partner. And you can definitely ask me questions about the language side and the interface with the OS.
Mu doesn't have every feature of modern compilers and OSs, but it should hopefully give you a view of something simple working from end to end that you can then carry with you when making sense of more complex systems.