Everyone has unique ideas on how to build software, this is the correct way.
first write a scala program, next compile it to jvm binary
next decompile that to java using TOOL next transpile that to kotlin using jetbrains tools
next compile the kotlin to webassembly, next create a wrapper program that statically compile a webassembly and embeds the program to run
use ghidra to decompile that program into c use zig to transpile that into zig
compile the zig optimizing for size to place all code in one stack frame also make sure that you rename the _start function to _startZ and compile as a lib
next make a custom build of the linux kernal that instread of
exec the init just calls you library you just made
statically compile qemu for macos and embed your init fs into the
program to be used
the next step is a little hard: - your executable is likly larger than 4gb which is the max size for an exe in windows - so you need to embed you executable into a container format (we will use a pdf as it is industry standard) - next you need to make an entry point in the file that maps your binary (also in the file) to virtual memory to execute it
writing this program could be hard but we have the worlds most safe language to help us: rust, btw.
security
docker nix
emulating a different system beacuse this one is comprimised
using ssh into a server
dont use ssh beacuse having multipule people logged into the same user (thats bad bc linux is bad at managing shared resources) instead setup an irc chat where people can type commands (also create different user for each memeber bc linux is good with shared resources)
Next.