kw - Kernel workflow Tool

kw has a simple mission: reduce the environment and setup overhead of developing for Linux. kw is composed of different software components unified in a single interface. After installation, kw commands become available in the command line interface.

The kw project is available at GitHub, and we also have a blog post which can be accessed at here. For more information, check:

• Install and Remove kw
• How to Contribute
• About Tests
• kw coding style
• Development workflow
• Tracing and Profiling

Kw code doc

Check out our code documentation.

Code documentation:

• Project Structure

kw Tutorials

Check out our tutorials to see how you can use kw.

Tutorials:

• How to setup kworkflow
• How to manipulate kw config options
• How to build the Linux kernel for an x86_64 architecture
• How to cross-compile your kernel with kw
• How to manage your .config files
• How to Install a New Kernel
• Raspberry Pi (RPI): How to Install a New Kernel
• kw env
• Check if your code follows kernel code style
• Find people to review your work
• kw kernel debug tools
• How to use Pomodoro and report in an effective way

kw Man

If you want to see kw man page, you can take a look at link below (The HTML renderings of the man pages), or you can install kw and run the command kw man.

Manual:

• kw - Inglorious kernel developer workflow tool

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