Catch 22 driver hell

Catch-22; Why you and I can't use ableOS.md

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+# Catch-22
+A Catch-22 is defined by [wikipedia](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Catch-22_(logic)) as 
+`Catch-22s often result from rules, regulations, or procedures that an individual is subject to, but has no control over, because to fight the rule is to accept it.`
+
+The Catch-22 in the case of [AbleOS](https://git.ablecorp.us/AbleOS/AbleOS) is 
+`Drivers not being developed so nobody uses AbleOS so drivers are not developed`
+
+This is a loop that makes it hard to develop for AbleOS and to combat this a singular or small set of developers must toil endlessly to develop a small usable set of drivers to give the layperson something to test out and play around with.
+
+If people are willing to test and play and hopefully document how they break a system they might also be willing to contribute a couple hundred lines of code to improve or make the beginnings of a new driver.
+
+AbleOS has a small benefit of being a microkernel with only userspace drivers which push forward the general userspace application tooling as they improve leading to a generally better tooling for all programs.
+
+
+For example `logging` in AbleOS will be identical between driver and application
+providing one single simple logging api
+
+I will not be explaining step by step this API like I have done previously
+```rust
+use timestamp::TimeStamp;
+
+enum LogLevel{
+    Error,
+    Warn,
+    Info,
+    Debug,
+    Trace,
+}
+@documentation["This logger is an application specific logger that would stream the logs to the system logger"]
+struct Logger {
+    @documentation["This history is read+append by default to prevent overwriting previous logs"]
+    history: Vector<(LogLevel, TimeStamp, String)>,
+    enabled: bool,
+
+    last_timestamp: TimeStamp,
+
+    @documentation["Log to the history"]
+    @validator[time: Timestamp > last_timestamp]
+    log: function(log_level: LogLevel, time: TimeStamp, note: String) -> None;
+
+    @documentation["Set the log level filter, which ignores levels below itself. To turn off logging use disable()"]
+    log_level: function(filter: LogLevel) -> None;
+
+    @validator[enabled == false]
+    enable(None) -> None;
+
+    @validator[enabled == true]
+    disable(None) -> None;
+}
+```
+
+As a driver/app developer this will not change when you swap from one to the other which lowers the bar for writing portable code and that is a giant plus to make it easier for application developers to work on drivers as well.
+