Welcome :D

Nice, that you're interested in contributing.

There are several ways to contribute to NoxOS:
- Write code
- Maintain Documentation
    - Typos
    - Grammar
    - Is the documentation up to date?
- Plan stuff (e.g. syscalls)
- open Issues

# Before Contribution
Please read the [Code-Style wiki entry](https://codeberg.org/antifallobst/noxos/wiki/Code-Style) before you start to contribute.

For workspace setup and build instructions look at [this wiki entry](https://codeberg.org/antifallobst/noxos/wiki/Build-instructions).

**We don't accept any Assholes! If you're a fascist, racist, or discriminate others for anything, go fuck yourself.**

# Contributing

When you contribute code, please [document](https://codeberg.org/antifallobst/noxos/wiki/Kernel-documentation) it.
You don't have to (and you also shouldn't) write romans, but a few lines for every in a header exposed function, struct etc. help others (and yourself) understanding how to interact with your code.


## What dafuq is ...?
OS development can be quite complicated/confusing. That's Ok.
Stuff like Paging can be really weird, if you don't have osdev experience.
But there are learning resources and places, where you can ask questions.

**A small overview about such resources and places:**
- The [osdev wiki](https://wiki.osdev.org) is like wikipedia - just for hobby os developers.
- The [osdev subreddit](https://reddit.com/r/osdev) is a great place to ask questions and share knowledge
- Intel's [developer manual](https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/articles/technical/intel-sdm.html) is a more advanced but kinda precise information source

Also feel free to join the [NoxOS Matrix space](https://matrix.to/#/#noxos:systemausfall.org),
where you can chat with other NoxOS devs and ask questions.
**But Stay Respectful, Or We `sudo rm -rf /` Your PC ;)** 

# Where to start?

Get the codebase and play a bit around with it.
Try to understand basic concepts of the codebase, the [documentation](https://codeberg.org/antifallobst/noxos/wiki/Kernel-documentation) will help you.
After that you can search the [Issues](https://codeberg.org/antifallobst/noxos/issues) for the `Good First Issue` label,
to find easy improvements, etc. that you can try to implement.
Another option is to ask in the [Matrix Space](https://matrix.to/#/#noxos:systemausfall.org).