Hi bananaboy! The system currently boots into 1024x768x32 by default. It uses the Multiboot protocol to request that the bootloader sets a video mode before pas

Hi bananaboy! The system currently boots into 1024x768x32 by default. It uses the Multiboot protocol to request that the bootloader sets a video mode before passing control to the kernel. That allows the system to work in tons of places where we don't have a proper video card driver yet :) As DAlperin mentioned, it's possible to boot it headless although it's not something that gets a lot of focus since this is primarily intended as a GUI system. I have some presentation and "code tour" videos[1] on my YouTube channel where I go into great detail about how some parts of the system work. If you would like to know about the SerenityOS internals in-depth, it's a pretty good place to start. :) [1] https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMOpZvQB55be9pGeYypHgPB8XjXbAPOTm https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLMOpZvQB55be9pGeYypHg...