What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)

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show us the pigs!
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My new shell and some applications:

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Very nice! I'm jealous of the state of a lot of the OS's in this thread. Bah!

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nice job milyges :)

what format are you applications?
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lukem95 wrote:what format are you applications?
ELF, (without shared libs yet)
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lukem95 wrote:show us the pigs!
For some reason my attachment disappeared.
Here it is...

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jinksys wrote:For some reason my attachment disappeared.
No it didn't. It's still there.


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Hi,

If you don't log in, you can't see attachments.

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AJ wrote:Hi,

If you don't log in, you can't see attachments.

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Gotcha. Probably why he/I couldn't see Protected Mode Pig.
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ah, my bad. i usually browse the site as a guest until i feel the need to post.

quite a nice pig :)

+ my shared lib support is coming on nicely milyges, we could share tips/info if you wanted?
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This was my kernel to my OS it is very simple and not so useful yet :P
It will be a user shell yet there you can run programs and whatever you want

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Here is my OS, now featuring simple multithreading :)
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My os use now bash as default shell :)

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Nice work, im a bit of a sucker for ported software :oops:

My OS hasn't progressed very much looks wise, im considering going back to my GUI for a bit, I've hit a dead end for now with my driver manager :(
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AJ wrote:Hi,

Looks like a very good start - I like how the processes seem to be acting nicely with each other for the console output. I guess it is a microkernel if you have separate PID's for the file systems? Out of interest, what message passing mechanism are you using?

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Sorry for the late answer.

Yes, it is a microkernel and I think at this time I was using Message Passing. Now I'm using RPC.
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