The Flying Disk Operating System

From Scratch

First, we need to create a new computer with a literal and metaphorical thumb drive.

Unless you already have a folder named thumb-drive in your home directory, rust+cargo, and deno installed, run:

deno task provision

Then, we're ready to start the services.

deno task start

Default Boot Services

These are the default services at boot:

start-client
start-server

To start the web server, sandboxed by deno, run:

deno task start-client

To start a private 9p server for the source code of the web server, run:

deno task start-server

Optional Boot Services

reverse-client
reverse-server

To serve public dns traffic on the newly started web server, run:

deno task reverse-client

To serve the private 9p server over public dns, run:

deno task reverse-server

You mentioned hardware?

To serve a metaphorical thumb drive named literal thumb-drive that should virtually mount where your physical thumb drives mount in your digital file system module, run:

deno task thumb-drive

Any hardware capable of running the light-weight 9p utilities will be able to access the onboard 9p system or any 9p compliant peer in the network.

To unplug the drive, run deno task unthumb-drive.

Unified Prototyping, Development and Deployment

Run:

deno task start

And if that sounds like a problem waiting to happen when it comes to debugging, you're right.

In that scenario, [https://docs.deno.com/runtime/manual/basics/debugging_your_code](learn a little about debugging), then run run:

deno task debug-client

examples in the wild, (add yours!!!)

https://thelanding.page https://y2k38.info https://css.ceo https://ncity.executiontime.pub https://yourlovedones.online https://1998.social https://sillyz.computer https://local.tychi.me http://localhost:8000