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

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

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That's one of the reasons I'm not fond of these POSIX OSes...
There is nothing wrong with "POSIX OSes"
Let's not start a pointless argument here. [-X
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Combuster wrote:Edit: offtopic content removed
I agree, but then be fair and delete my first post and Brynet's reaction to it as well (and this post, for that matter). Now it ends with Brynet accusing me of something I didn't do, and my explanation of what I actually ment deleted.


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Some old GUI try...(Is not the OS that I develop now)
this is it, the cursor could move ;)
this is it, the cursor could move ;)
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Well, here's my current panic screen. Its not much, but at least it works.
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Well, my os is not as far, as the most of your all.
but still i want to post the screenshoots.
"this is only showen, if you press esc, under startup." the same is for the other pic.
"this is only showen, if you press esc, under startup." the same is for the other pic.
this is the shell component.<br />all the show commands work, also on real hardware
this is the shell component.
all the show commands work, also on real hardware
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Here is mine. Progressing slowly but it is now possible to load programs from the hard drive for execution.
Screenshot of BareMetal OS
Screenshot of BareMetal OS
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DarkTerminal V1.0
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Meander, current development version.
That's 3 separate terminals running bash and nano.
And yes! I know there are no window borders! :)
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Nice, but there are no window borders :p

My OS is nothing yet, it only give triple fault.

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Uranium wrote:DarkTerminal V1.0
If you don't mind me asking what is your OS project?
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Hi,
My 'OS' hasn't yet got cool features like multitasking, user-mode, or a gui. However, what I do have is good, and since I am not basing any of my code off tutorials, like some people here, development is slow-going, even with 2 weeks of spare time. Sometimes i get bored debugging my OS after countless attempts to fix bugs, but most of these are silly ones like forgetting to copy it to the floppy, or vfd not overwriting the old file as it is supposed to, but I have got a (very) stable shell, and I recently implemented a vfs. I havent added sub-directory browsing support, but I feel more in control of development if i finish one thing properly before moving on. Anyway, enough of that, and here are some screenshots. (Oh and btw, I havent added any disk reading/writing so all the files/directories are generated at startup by the kinit() function)

~souradipm
The help screen. Just started the os up and typed help an then pressed enter
The help screen. Just started the os up and typed help an then pressed enter
Here, I have rebooted the os and executed some read commands (reading a file off the vfs) and a dir command (directory listing - from DOS)
Here, I have rebooted the os and executed some read commands (reading a file off the vfs) and a dir command (directory listing - from DOS)
Here, some other commands are shown, like time and ver.
Here, some other commands are shown, like time and ver.
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Comment: OK, here I just went crazy with mixing upper and lower cases. Just shows how robust my shell is :P
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DarkTerminal is a games console.
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This is the matrix running, with each line of 0s and 1s being an individual thread.... =D>
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Well, what might the OS of a graphics geek look like? Here an early version of my OS compiled as an *.obj (Wavefront) file viewer.
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