Also: https://elixir.bootlin.com/linux/v6.17.9/source Elixir works better on mobile despite being around for years.
Thanks for the observation about mobile responsiveness, I will improve it!
Linux Kernel Explorer
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#12when I try to open arch/x86/kernel/entry_64.S. it just says:
Failed to load file
Failed to fetch file:
File: arch/x86/kernel/entry_64.S
maybe its a bug?
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#13Am I the only one that can't access the website due to certificate problems with the .dev?
I cannot reproduce. Would you mind sharing a bit more? The certificate is handled by Cloudflare Pages.
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#14How is this different from https://elixir.bootlin.com/linux
Look at the content in the right sidebar, this is like an interactive guide to the kernel.
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#15How is this different from https://elixir.bootlin.com/linux
Elixir is a great tool for exploring and cross-referencing the Linux codebase but
for a new person, Linux can come across as very intimidating and complicated. The above explorer makes it very interesting to explore the codebase. This is kind of like an interactive book on Linux internals, with every topic being referenced through code.
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#16Am I the only one that can't access the website due to certificate problems with the .dev?
I cannot reproduce. Would you mind sharing a bit more? The certificate is handled by Cloudflare Pages.
My bad, the network I was connected to didn't like the certificate for some reason. Cool project!
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#17How is this different from https://elixir.bootlin.com/linux
I don't see all those versions, and for some reasons my fans turned on with the elixir link lol
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#18Very neat. It reminds me a bit of how pages in the Talmud are laid out. From a gentile perspective, it was very interesting to me to see how hundreds (thousands?) of years of commentary are contained within the same page.
https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/comments/1acgks3/...
https://triberuth.wordpress.com/2016/09/23/my-talmud-layout-...
Code isn't linear the same way, and pages don't make as much sense, but that idea of layers of commentary rings out in this Linux Kernel Explorer as well. I very much like the notes on the side!
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#19How is this different from https://elixir.bootlin.com/linux
Even if it was the same, how problematic would it be ?
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#20I love this idea. I like exploring code of interesting projects even if I don't intend to ever work on them, but in complex software I don't know much about it's hard to even find where are the most important basic parts. This allows me to easily find and see how some things in the kernel look like.
Found a bug: in the Chapter 2, when I click on "open" next to "mm/" or other dirs, I get an error: " Failed to load file - Invalid file response from GitHub API - File: mm/". I guess it's cause it tries to open the dir as a file, instead of something like pointing at the dir in the dir tree?