See
http://cliki.tunes.org/Operating%20Systems
I thing that "OSDev Ring(OS Projects)" must be improved!
Loading is very slow. Rating - difficult.
Information about OS's - is not enough.
Sorry for my bad English
About this web page
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Moose
RE:About this web page
Well that site is not much better.
Yes it has some general info about os's, but theres so many in the list i dont know which i might be interested in.
I presume you are the developer of that site?
If so, i think that the info about an os should be placed inside a searchable database so it is logically organised.
So i can do a search for all os's that run on amd64 cpu's, and get some results instead of sifting through such a vast list.
Also, the os's info does not seem to show any details about features they support, such as networking, multi-processing etc, so how does it help me choose which to use over this sites osdev ring whos entries do contain at least some of the most common features that an os supports from what the author has described.
And because all os info on this site is all on one page, instead of individual pages like the site you've mentioned, means i can run a find from my browser for common terms, where as the site you've mentioned you can not.
As for loading, seems fine to me, as with ratings.
Chase was updating this entire site with a makeover but unfortunately he had a hdd crash with problems in recovering his data.
Moose.
Yes it has some general info about os's, but theres so many in the list i dont know which i might be interested in.
I presume you are the developer of that site?
If so, i think that the info about an os should be placed inside a searchable database so it is logically organised.
So i can do a search for all os's that run on amd64 cpu's, and get some results instead of sifting through such a vast list.
Also, the os's info does not seem to show any details about features they support, such as networking, multi-processing etc, so how does it help me choose which to use over this sites osdev ring whos entries do contain at least some of the most common features that an os supports from what the author has described.
And because all os info on this site is all on one page, instead of individual pages like the site you've mentioned, means i can run a find from my browser for common terms, where as the site you've mentioned you can not.
As for loading, seems fine to me, as with ratings.
Chase was updating this entire site with a makeover but unfortunately he had a hdd crash with problems in recovering his data.
Moose.
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pepito
RE:About this web page
This site is "the place to start for OS developers"
And have been very useful for me!
pepito
And have been very useful for me!
pepito