What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
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Duuude, NetHack kicks @$$!
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Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
Since my last post of a screenshot here, I've restarted my OS, Oakum32.
It's microkernel-based, but so far, all that really is done is the microkernel. What you see in the screenshot is a test program that uses a soon-to-be-removed system call that uses the kernel's printf function to display some text. I wrote it quickly to test my ELF loader.
It's microkernel-based, but so far, all that really is done is the microkernel. What you see in the screenshot is a test program that uses a soon-to-be-removed system call that uses the kernel's printf function to display some text. I wrote it quickly to test my ELF loader.
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Ok, pedigree folks, my turn to brag.
OpenGL renderer from scratch, anyone?
OpenGL renderer from scratch, anyone?
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Omg o_0
That's really nice.
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That's really nice.
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Amazing, but it's in BASIC.
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Combuster: Wow, that's absolutely awesome! What sort of frame rate do you get?
EDIT: Adding bilinear filtering for GL_MAG_FILTER would make that texture look niiice too
EDIT: Adding bilinear filtering for GL_MAG_FILTER would make that texture look niiice too
Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
Here is Kube as of May 5, 2009. Compiling a c program natively with scc and fasm.
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Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
Screenshot of VelkOS (barely) running Python.
If something looks overcomplicated, most likely it is.
Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
Python running on yaOSp (showing our own OS specific bindings):
Compiling a simple hello world with GCC on yaOSp:
Compiling a simple hello world with GCC on yaOSp:
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You guys are making me feel bad, I don't even have support for directories..
Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
It's quite easy to create an OpenGL implementation without having directories. Well, quite easy in a possibility sense, not in the actual creating it sense, of course :).Troy Martin wrote:You guys are making me feel bad, I don't even have support for directories.. :(
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Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
Maybe we should refrain from uploading screenshots unless they actually show something interesting.rootnode wrote:Early screenshot of Mosa:
EDIT: No offense.
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Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
My turn =)
I spent the last days on the windowing system and now it is almost fully implemented
Now I just have to design my shell's predefined windows
This is the files viewer showing files at the root of the CD-ROM
Files size will be displayed as soon as swprintf is implemented
Next step: clicking on a element loads it
I spent the last days on the windowing system and now it is almost fully implemented
Now I just have to design my shell's predefined windows
This is the files viewer showing files at the root of the CD-ROM
Files size will be displayed as soon as swprintf is implemented
Next step: clicking on a element loads it
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Currently working on: TCP/IP
Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
@Combuster: Nice work, I'm very fond of OpenGL and I wish I'd be at a point where I could implement something similar too .
@Tomaka17: Looks like a neat GUI, even though it looks simple, simple can be easy-to-use and nice too.
@Tomaka17: Looks like a neat GUI, even though it looks simple, simple can be easy-to-use and nice too.
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