zenOSmosis · builder's log
I’m Jeremy ( jzombie (opens in new tab) ), an independent systems engineer building infrastructure under the research studio zenOSmosis (opens in new tab) .
This blog intends to document some of the underlying primitives, architectural mechanics, and sub-systems that compose a larger infrastructure stack which I have been building primarily using the Rust programming language (opens in new tab) .
Some of the pieces that I have been building include:
term-wm (opens in new tab)
— A spatial tiling window manager and remote desktop designed to run entirely inside terminal emulators over low-bandwidth SSH links.rust-oxdock (opens in new tab)
— A containerless automation engine and build DSL that isolates process execution, asset embedding, and synchronized dual-target documentation.rust-simd-r-drive (opens in new tab)
and
rust-llkv (opens in new tab)
— Zero-copy, append-only binary storage engines optimized for SIMD operations and columnar SQL queries over memory-mapped files.windows-headless (opens in new tab)
— Fully unattended, single-command Windows 11 VM generation from stock ISOs with automated VirtIO injection.This ecosystem is structured for both human engineers and autonomous agents:
Portable QEMU and wimlib builds for Linux (x64/ARM), macOS (Apple Silicon), and Windows (x64/ARM), plus a virtio-win driver mirror, published with stable tags, checksums, and build provenance for bundling into your own tools.
Read moreDockerized Eclipse Mosquitto MQTT broker with outbound-only Cloudflare Tunnel and no inbound ports, for secure IoT messaging.
Read moreShared latent space for humans and machines, designed for autonomous discovery and maximum impact.
Read moreWhile The Rust Book is excellent, it doesn’t dive deep into the core language specification. But fear not, fellow Rustaceans, as another guide lives on the same domain as the Book itself.
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