u/Zolve-Glitch

I want to understand more of computer and I figured what's better method to understand how computer work if not write your own kernel.

The kernel is just supposed to be learning tools for me.

## About me
I do have some background in programming

• I can write basic c program
• know computer component
• know a bit in how cpu work

I use mintos with kde so I wasn't a hardcore linux user at the moment.

For your information: I'm using Linux Mint, with bspwm de, I have been using it for a few day now... and up until recently, I have found a problem, my keyboard key was all jumble!

Problems

• My Alt became Super, my super became alt key.
• My Functions keys seem to be acting weird too. for example, my f1 and f2 keys are shown as left click. I test these by using the online keyboard tester website.

What have I tried

• I have tried switching my layout to us
• I've tried checking into my sxhkdrc files, nothing was weird.

Additional information

• recently my pc seem to be acting weird... like how suddenly my speaker suddenly have bunch of noise that I have to reboot
• and I'm a developer who use neovim, astrovim if that have to do with anything, I mostly do only those stuffs.

Like the title proposed, I just want someone who can tolerate yappers no need for interest just please don't shut me up... I'm gladly to be a listener as well.

Introduction

I live in timezone gtc+7 but any timezone is alright, I'm not consistence with it anyway, I'm an 18 yos programmer with 5 years of experience but it was only just an time span, I have little to no skill in the field actually...

Interest

Recently I'm learning about low level stuff about how hardware and computer really work, networking and stuff.
I mainly written in C recently because of my interest in the low level programming.
I like japanese culture stuff, anime and such. My favorite anime and games were Attack on Titan, Stein;Gate, Konosuba.
I spent a lot of time on programming daily but I still spend a fair bit amount of time socializing, worry not. Althought I doesn't play as much as a programmer I still play them as a socializing medium with friend! ;P