How do we do this on windows

[LazyProgrammar]

I am using windows 10 but there aren't any instructions for this. Please help me as i am an amateur in programming

[algorithmx51]

You can emulate a linux terminal using cygwin on windows Through cygwin you can install all the tools you need to compile your os Give it a try https://www.cygwin.com/ Or you can use wsl to install ubuntu from the microsoft store and use apt to install everything you may need

[JakeR27]

You can use WSL (Windows Subsystem for Linux) to run any linux commands you need. Windows files will be available in the directory /mnt/driveletter You can use the cat command in the READMEs with small modification. osimage should have the file extension .vfd You can then open this VFD with Virtualbox and boot the system

[yekyam]

I know this is late, but I use WSL to run NASM and other compilers, then I have qemu installed on the windows side of things.

[Ccode-lang]

I would just run a Ubuntu image in qemu for the full experience.

[sytzemeijer]

You can use mingw. with a few minor adjustments it works

[epic-coder-64]

I highly recommend using WSL2. It has been a life saver.