boredos_mirror/docs/architecture

BoredOS Architecture

This folder gathers the architecture documentation that explains how BoredOS is built from the kernel up.

Architecture roadmap

The documentation is split by area so you can go directly to the subsystem you want to understand.

Area	Document	Description
Graphics	graphics/window_manager.md	Window manager design and display composition.
Hardware	hardware/input.md	Hardware-level input support and device wiring.
Hardware	hardware/pci.md	PCI bus management and device enumeration.
Input	input/keyboard.md	Keyboard input handling and key mapping.
Memory	memory/memory.md	Memory architecture, paging, and address space layout.
Memory	memory/memory_manager.md	Memory allocation and management systems.
Network	network/network_stack.md	TCP/IP stack design, protocol flow, and packet handling.
Network	network/network_drivers.md	Network driver architecture and interface support.
Storage	storage/filesystem.md	File system structure and storage access.
Storage	storage/ahci_drivers.md	AHCI driver implementation and disk controller support.
System	system/core.md	Core kernel architecture and main subsystems.
System	system/interrupts.md	Interrupt handling and low-level event dispatch.
System	system/processes.md	Process management, scheduling, and execution model.
General	versioning.md	Release versioning and project numbering conventions.

Quick start

• Read system/core.md first for the kernel overview.
• Then explore the subsystem area you need: memory/, network/, storage/, graphics/, or system/.
• Use versioning.md to understand BoredOS version rules.

Note: The links above point directly to the most important architecture documents in this folder.