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

[babylon2233]

Give us a try..It is awesome...

[Mr.Confuzed]

I'm just wondering what your OS is called.

[suthers]

Have you been working on it on your own or do you have a team?
Jules

[c0x]

I'm just wondering what your OS is called.

It's called giszOS.

Have you been working on it on your own or do you have a team?

I'm working on it alone, i've no team

[zerosum]

Hmm.

Looks like you've got a nice GUI going on there, c0x.

On an unrelated topic, I think I may have once been acquainted with you in the past. Either that or you're using the nym of someone with whom I was once acquainted. Unfortunately, I cannot recall offhand what nym I used to go by back in those days with certainty since I've used so many, but I think it may have been 'rhesus.' If you are who I think you are, you would no doubt remember 'monachus' and 'rubbercow'?

Regardless, as I said, it looks like you've got a nice GUI going on there. If your internals are anything like the aesthetics of your GUI, you're doing very well indeed

Cheers,
Lee

[lukem95]

very nice c0x, i like the look of your GUI, it's very easy to look at and i'm sure it would be a pleasure working with.

a quick question: how do your tabs work, when implementing mine i plan to have a seperate buffer for each window, but i was interested in how you handle it?

and also, what other features does your OS have? and do you have a website

~Lukem

[c0x]

a quick question: how do your tabs work, when implementing mine i plan to have a seperate buffer for each window, but i was interested in how you handle it?

Do you mean the tabpanel from the texteditor?

[babylon2233]

You must be giszo right?

I've seen your gcc video. It is really nice.

[c0x]

You must be giszo right?

Yes.

I've seen your gcc video. It is really nice.

Thanks!

[lukem95]

yeah, sorry i should've specified, although i fail to see how you could handle keyboard tabs using a buffer
How do you handle them?

[c0x]

yeah, sorry i should've specified, although i fail to see how you could handle keyboard tabs using a buffer
How do you handle them?

Oh.. so you mean keyboard tabs in the textarea widget? Actually i don't handle tabs in a specific way just put the character to the text buffer, that's all. So i think you didn't get closer

Now i'm working on to rewrite my GUI stuffs (server+library) from C to C++ so i should re-think this when i get to the textarea widget again ...

[lukem95]

no, sorry i was being sarcastic.

i did mean your tab panel on the text editor

[c0x]

no, sorry i was being sarcastic.

i did mean your tab panel on the text editor

Okey.

I just added you to my MSN contact list. When you have a little time just accept me and we can talk there not to off here

[lukem95]

ok, i'm at work at the moment (ARM, it's my third day), but i'll be online later on

[jgraef]

Hi,



Nothing special because it fails to load any applications at startup. This is because I rewrote my kernel and I still need to rewrite some libraries.
The biggest feature in my new kernel is, that it has a new memory management. Especially the kernel memory allocator is now more powerful and the new kernel can use linked lists (might be nothing special for you ). I also put new IPC methods in my kernel: RPC, Message Passing, Shared Memory, Semaphore. The new IPC methods except RPC are compatible to the X/Open System Interfaces Extension. I also implemented a swapping mechanism in my new kernel.

Don't worry that the initialization of the LAPIC fails, I didn't got the LAPIC timer working for the moment, so I use the PIT.