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Get real comfortable with C/C++ cuz that's most likely what you will end up using for this kind of project.

Cheers man... So notepad++ it is for c++...

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So notepad++ it is for c++...

 

Haha, not really. It's for whatever you want. I've used it for C, Java, Python, and HTML to name a few. It's not really the best IDE for any given language but it's a pretty good platform for coding random things on windows and it works with just about anything.

May your framertes be high and your remperatures low.

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Before you even begin to "code" a Linux OS, learn a programming language thoroughly, and learn to program FOR Linux OSes. Then you can start diving into Linux From Scratch, which will show you how to start creating a Linux distribution from basic components (kernel, etc). 

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