Okay, I didn't know that other people were interested in the #Kuroko language like I was.
This #GitHub user added Kuroko to the #SourceEngine which is the coolest thing I've seen all week if I'm honest.
https://github.com/evanlin96069/vkuroko
Big props to this user, go show him some support.
"Kuroko is in edge/community on Alpine aports"
#Kuroko without an #OperatingSystem
We have truly reached the limits of Kuroko now.
This isn’t even my project, I don’t know why I’m even making it run on different things.
GOOOOD NEWS EVERYONE! (/ref)
#Bim (although not in #Kuroko fully but still uses Kuroko to an extent) and Kuroko itself work in #Musl on a bare kernel! I'm only using #BusyBox and util-linux (which are the only non-Kuroko tools)! Everything including the #Linux kernel is compiled to Musl.
I'm calling this Lunaris. Yes I reuse names from failed projects of mine a lot. This is very volatile. One wrong move and I need to remake the rootfs or the disk image or packages... I hate it.
Alright, alright. Get this.
A #Linux distro using nothing but #Kuroko and #Musl.
Of course me getting Kuroko into Alpine community repos on edge inspired me to do this.
Anything else the user installs is in a different language of course but the main system not including the kernel uses Kuroko… maybe except coreutils if I don’t want to write them into Kuroko.
Is this even possible? Probably not, but I’m willing to find out. I mean Linux with Node.JS exists.
#Kuroko is now in the edge/community repo on #AlpineLinux and #postmarketOS officially!
I’m the sole maintainer of Kuroko on #Alpine!
Here’s me installing it on a fresh copy of #pmOS on a #Pixel3A to celebrate!
Thanks the person on my original #Mastodon post for convincing me and the Alpine #aports team.
I did #Fedi! The joke is now reality. Please #boost as this is a big achievement for me!!!
#Kuroko has finally arrived on #AlpineLinux!!!
Currently on edge testing branch!
It will also be available on #postmarketOS as well!
#Kuroko and #Bim both on my #GentooLinux system
Am I just switching to #ToaruOS tools entirely now?
What next? #Yutani on Linux??? (Actually, that's not a bad idea...)
#Kuroko also works on the #KindleFire HD 6 running #LineageOS 14.1/#Android 7.1.2.
Self-compiled using #Ubuntu in #Termux.
#GitHub for Kuroko (not my project ofc, I’m just showing off how it works on different devices):
https://github.com/kuroko-lang/kuroko
May try the 3DS family next, keep an eye out. ;3
This #Pixel3a may be the first #postmarketOS powered device or even first #Phone EVER to build and run the #Kuroko #Python dialect!
#GitHub repo for Kuroko (made by the same guy who created ToaruOS and even he ported Kuroko to UEFI):
https://github.com/kuroko-lang/kuroko
(Built on master branch directly from #pmOS which is cool!)
UPDATE:
https://gitlab.alpinelinux.org/alpine/aports/-/merge_requests/78565
Now attempting to get Kuroko officially in Alpine repos!
#Kuroko is a lightweight #Python dialect.
Kuroko is a bytecode compiled #programming language with a nearly Python-compatible syntax. Kuroko's differences include having explicit variable declaration with block-level scoping. Kuroko features a simple C API, which allows for adding functions in the embedded VM. Kuroko supports Python's basic types, generators, with, try/catch, classes, decorators, type hints, and more.
Website 
️: https://kuroko-lang.github.io/
