MacroMag-32 – a 32-bit offline architecture based on magnetic modularity to fight e-waste. The first Python emulator is on my GitHub (GPL v3). I need C/Rust devs and engineers to help build the microkernel and figure out the hardware physics. As a programmer and Open Source advocate, I am watching the current IT market with growing concern. The devices we pay for are becoming electronic waste simply because corporations decide to cut off server support. Silicon is being artificially blocked by Efuse.
I decided to challenge this trend and started the MacroMag-32 project (The Black Box Computer). My vision is a return to the roots of reliability:
✅ Magnetic Board: Modular, macroscopic hardware architecture where subcomponents connect via neodymium magnets – a computer designed to be 100% repairable by default.
✅ MacroMag-OS: A lightweight 32-bit microkernel that is 100% Offline-First. No thousands of background processes; instead, it features real-time determinism and a powerful base of 5000 independent functional features.
The project is currently in the software emulation phase, being developed in Python. The entire project is released under the radically non-commercial GNU GPL v3 license – this project is meant to remain the eternal property of humanity.
I am looking for enthusiasts, systems engineers, electronics specialists, and hardware architects who want to build something after hours that goes beyond the corporate profit tables.
I am leaving the repository and full technical manifest in the comments. Let's build a computer that will last a century. 🚀
Repository Link:
https://lnkd.in/dncQG3f4
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