Journal
What comes out of the workshop
What gets built in the workshop, told with the numbers in plain sight.
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Your WordPress, without WordPress: the same site to the pixel, with its store, without a single line of PHP
A WordPress site is a program that runs every time someone visits, with its database, its plugins and its admin doors open to the internet. qhatu takes it whole, identical to the pixel —and with its store, if it has one—, and leaves nothing to execute: the same site, faster, and without a single line of PHP.
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Arje: the init that remembers — your whole system as a signed commit
The first program that runs on your computer decides everything that follows, and on almost every Linux that program is systemd: a giant governed by a corporation's calendar. Arje replaces it with 48 thousand lines of Rust that do what systemd cannot: remember every state of the system, explain every death, and resurrect the whole machine over the wire.
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Tawasuyu: a sovereign system end to end, built on the Andean chakana
Boot, screen, browser, files and identity: on an ordinary computer, every layer has an owner who isn’t the person using it. tawasuyu replaces each one with a piece of its own written in Rust, and takes its blueprint from the Andean tradition, where sovereignty belonged to the community.
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Qt, GTK, Flutter, Electron? No: a graphics engine from scratch, entirely in Rust
Llimphi draws every pixel of tawasuyu, even inside an operating system that boots with no Linux underneath. Why it exists, how it works and how true that “from scratch” really is.