An OS in pure Rust with its own TCP/IP and TLS 1.3 stack, fetching the live web

Rusty Penguin is a complete operating system built from scratch in pure Rust, featuring its own kernel, drivers, window manager, and a custom TCP/IP and TLS 1.3 stack that can fetch live web content without Linux or libc. The OS incorporates balanced ternary logic (-1/0/+1) as a first-class primitive throughout its architecture to optimize performance by treating zero as a dormant state rather than null. Built by a five-person lab using AI pair-programming, it currently functions as a research prototype rather than a daily-driver OS, but successfully demonstrated its capabilities by playing back a Linus Torvalds keynote using its own codec and framebuffer.