I've been following the Genode project for quite some time, and first got the chance to meet the Genode team when they presented their work at FOSDEM in 2012. I've since been amazed, both at the pace of development they've kept up while keeping to their principles of a small trusted code base that is kept clean by refactoring when common concepts are outlined.
My friend Daniel and I were invited to join their Hack n' Hike event a few years back, and it was just the loveliest! We hiked together during the days, sharing a barbecue around the camp fire in the evenings and hacking together at night. The people on the Genode team are among the friendliest I've come across in the open source community.
I wish you all the best of futures, both with the Genode project and in life in general.
My friend Daniel and I were invited to join their Hack n' Hike event a few years back, and it was just the loveliest! We hiked together during the days, sharing a barbecue around the camp fire in the evenings and hacking together at night. The people on the Genode team are among the friendliest I've come across in the open source community.
I wish you all the best of futures, both with the Genode project and in life in general.
Cheerful regards, Robin
Edit: the slides from FOSDEM 2012 introducing Genode (in the state of the project back then): https://genode-labs.com/publications/nfeske-genode-fosdem-20...