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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ROSS as of now:
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Current work on a OS: SauOS (project homepage: http://code.google.com/p/sauos/)
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My latest version of Socks:

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It also has an "exit" command, which shuts down the computer. It runs in real mode, and I'm working on adding some stuff to let me do interesting things, like menus.
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Woo! I can post here lol
This is some commands: (note "Int Test" is done by an interrupt from a paged-user-mode task.)
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and then there is the help menu
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I'm making a release as soon as it can load programs from a ramdisk.. lol
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I have not posted here for awhile so why not?

My systems current images can be found here (Clicky).

The system has been rewritten from scratch sense my last post in this thread and contains a bit of functionality that I have yet to release images of (Well, except the bootloaders internal command parser and OS loading splash screen, that is.) Oh, and there is no OSInit.exe anymore, its OSLoad.exe. The bootloader image is a little dated.
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@neon: You need to release some stuff soon or your OS will be more ghost-like than 01000101's! 8-[

@Firestryke31: Nice to see your OS and font working!
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Too bad it's way bigger than the 512 bytes I originally wanted, but oh well. I'm currently looking for a 16-bit C compiler that, when compiled/assembled in 16 bits, is less than 64KB. I can probably get a 16-bit assembler working, and if I can't get a text editor working then I should be shot, but a 64KB 16-bit C compiler is just a bit too complex for me. Too bad the only one I found was written for some obscure assembler with strange versions of the op-codes.
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Troy Martin wrote:@neon: You need to release some stuff soon or your OS will be more ghost-like than 01000101's! 8-[
Patience is always nice :)

Thing is that I am very much into the design of the system so things change sometimes. Its all for the best though; it just makes the release date longer though.
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Are we tantalising people now with screenshots of OS's that sort of exist but have no real releases?

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JamesM wrote:Are we tantalising people now with screenshots of OS's that sort of exist but have no real releases?
Yes, it's painful to see something better than your OS but not be able to try it out.
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@neon: You need to release some stuff soon or your OS will be more ghost-like than 01000101's! 8-[
Not possible. That would end the universe.

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A screenshot of my multitasking realmode OS.
http://code.google.com/p/rmmtos/ - Real Mode MultiTasking Operating System
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Now if that isn't Eleanore Semaphore, I don't know what is.
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A couple more, fresh off the press...

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What editor did that come from?

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And from another Pedigree dev ( :shock: ):
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man.. seeing all this makes me so anxious to get some "common" applications running on my OS.. but I feel like it is so far away.. well.. at this rate, a month or two before I can port a decent application like vi.. but I'm working on it! :)
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