Featureless Linux Library

Just like with proprietary software, most open-source projects focus on adding features with new releases rather than fixing problems and cleaning up overall design. As the features keep getting added, potential performance gain from new hardware is either reduced or lost entirely.

In addition enroaching bloat that has infested the open-source community, the open-source community fails to have any strong form of good maintainance and coordination.

This is a project, consisting of specifications, libraries, and programs in multiple languages to present an organized, modular, semi-language independent, and resource unintensive software system in hopes of resolving these open-source issues.

The code base will focus on readability, changeability, and compile-time flexability.

This project is presented on this website in two separate books:
Featureless Linux Library Book
Featureless Settings Specification Book

This project is used on the following systems:
Turtle Kevux - A partial Implementation
Dragonfly Kevux - A complete Implementation (Does not exist yet)