I think Steve's goal is it to make OS development more accessible to newcomers. Even people from dynamic languages who never heard of stack/heap should be able to follow it. It's a really great project that dispels the myth that OS development is too hard for the average programmer.
AFAIK it will roughly follow the first posts of Writing an OS in Rust, but at a much slower pace and with more extensive explanations. After the Set Up Rust post, it will diverge from the series and explore keyboard input instead of memory management.
Steve is a dang awesome writer (he wrote most of the Rust book) and intermezzOS looks pretty great already. I think it will bring new people with new ideas into OSdev and thus I'm really excited about it.
AFAIK it will roughly follow the first posts of Writing an OS in Rust, but at a much slower pace and with more extensive explanations. After the Set Up Rust post, it will diverge from the series and explore keyboard input instead of memory management.
Steve is a dang awesome writer (he wrote most of the Rust book) and intermezzOS looks pretty great already. I think it will bring new people with new ideas into OSdev and thus I'm really excited about it.