
Jeremy Soller of System76 notoriety continues working on this open-source Rust-based "from scratch" operating system. Redox OS 0.7 rolls out a rewritten bootloader that works the same now on both UEFI and BIOS systems, ushers in many kernel improvements, the RedoxFS file-system has been rewritten to be Copy-on-Write (CoW) based, improved Relibc C library, and updated Rust compiler.
Among the Redox OS 0.7 kernel changes are working out initial 64-bit ARM (AArch64) support, all physical memory is now mapped, inline Assembly code improved, and many other improvements to this original kernel.
Soller announced with Redox OS 0.7, " I really wanted to go into more depth, but the time since the last release has been pretty long and the changes wild and free (as in freedom). I hope to create Redox OS releases more regularly, which will also decrease the changes that have to be rediscovered in order to write the release notes. "
More details on Redox OS 0.7 and downloads via Redox-OS.org .