Introduction to Genode Genode is a construction kit for building
special-purpose operating systems out of a number of components
such as device drivers, protocol stacks, and applications. Those
components are organized using only a few yet powerful
architectual prinicples, and thereby, allow for the composition
of a wide range of different systems. The live CD is meant to
showcase how far the concept scales as of today. The following
introduction will provide you with hands-on experience with the
basics of Genode: The creation and destruction of single
processes as well as arbitrarily complex sub systems The
trusted-path facility of the Nitpicker secure GUI The assignment
of resource quotas to sub systems The multiple instantiation of
services The usage of run-time adaptable policy for routing
client requests to different services The launchpad application
starter Figure 2 shows the main window of the launchpad
application. It consists of three areas. The upper area contains
status information about launchpad