We have support for both 32bit and 64bit x86 instruction sets and both kernels use pre-emptive sheduling. So both dominating instruction sets are supported for assembly programming. From now on it will be mainly a question of application programming. Menuet64 supports most of M32 system calls, so 32 bit applications will run without modifications in M64, including 32 bit Doom, Quake, etc. In the future I'll keep improving compatibility between the two fast kernels and, of course, adding new applications. So the current state is something to be pleased about

The thing that I really miss are keyboard shortcuts. Menuet didn't work with my USB mouse (maybe I have to shuffle between usb ports?) but I was left with no control that I knew of after booting up.

I couldn't properly shutdown the setup, access any menus, etc. A basic keyboard mapping for mouse controls, or shortcuts would be great for convenience, or necessity (as when you don't have a mouse)

Just some thoughts

It's already there. Hold ALT and press the arrow keys to move. To click, hold ALT and press SpaceBar.