What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
Here's my OS booting. I've started coding again. This time I'm going to try a micro-kernel based OS.
Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
Mac, wow thats different, first os to run on a mac i have seen so far, well done
Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
Hi everybody,
I'm new here, and I presents you two screenshots of my OS project (which had for name "Hydrogen OS") at booting. It is written entirely in x86 assembly with Solar Assembler.
I'm new here, and I presents you two screenshots of my OS project (which had for name "Hydrogen OS") at booting. It is written entirely in x86 assembly with Solar Assembler.
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Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
Neat OS you've got there, Tommy. Proves that you don't need no GUI to make everything look shiny and attractive!
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Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
Thanks Creature .Creature wrote:Neat OS you've got there, Tommy
Yes, but my OS will be entirely usable with a GUI, and I'm currently working on it.Creature wrote:Proves that you don't need no GUI to make everything look shiny and attractive!
I'll post new screenshots of the GUI when it will be more complete.
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Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
I don't get why my post was moved out of the thread... It had a link to a screenshot of my OS in it, which is the whole point of the thread...
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Your post was moved?! I don't remember doing that, maybe one of the other mods did?Steve the Pirate wrote:I don't get why my post was moved out of the thread... It had a link to a screenshot of my OS in it, which is the whole point of the thread...
I pruned this topic, removing useless crap; some mac-fanboys had taken over it. Did your post get caught up in that?
If so, sorry! I used the "split from" feature and didn't realise there was an on-topic post in there.
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I just commented that I did some development on Mac OS (with a link to a screenshot of my OS running in VirtualBox on OS X)... I'd hardly call that being a fanboy.JamesM wrote:Your post was moved?! I don't remember doing that, maybe one of the other mods did?Steve the Pirate wrote:I don't get why my post was moved out of the thread... It had a link to a screenshot of my OS in it, which is the whole point of the thread...
I pruned this topic, removing useless crap; some mac-fanboys had taken over it. Did your post get caught up in that?
If so, sorry! I used the "split from" feature and didn't realise there was an on-topic post in there.
Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
I've read the moved thread over and you're right, I split from the wrong post. The posts after yours were what I was intending to move. Sorry about that!Steve the Pirate wrote:I just commented that I did some development on Mac OS (with a link to a screenshot of my OS running in VirtualBox on OS X)... I'd hardly call that being a fanboy.JamesM wrote:Your post was moved?! I don't remember doing that, maybe one of the other mods did?Steve the Pirate wrote:I don't get why my post was moved out of the thread... It had a link to a screenshot of my OS in it, which is the whole point of the thread...
I pruned this topic, removing useless crap; some mac-fanboys had taken over it. Did your post get caught up in that?
If so, sorry! I used the "split from" feature and didn't realise there was an on-topic post in there.
Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
Here are two new screenshots of my OS.Tommy wrote:I'll post new screenshots of the GUI when it will be more complete.
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Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
nice I just don't get one thing, how do you start a new window test on that? I see two windows and no way to launch a new one right click or keyboard shortcut
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Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
Is that even a question? Obviously it's just a test, the windowing system development has just started. They're probably started up automatically.Coddy wrote:nice I just don't get one thing, how do you start a new window test on that? I see two windows and no way to launch a new one right click or keyboard shortcut
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Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
That's right, Love4Boobies! This is the OS that created the two windows. I will add a keyboard shortcut to create new ones.Love4Boobies wrote:Obviously it's just a test, the windowing system development has just started. They're probably started up automatically.
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I actually looked up the comedian in those quotes, and found that he had a very interesting outlook on life. I like people who don't pretend. That incident in the Las Vegas Hotel is inspiring.piranha wrote:Boredom prevailed and I uploaded some shots:
http://seascreenshots.googlepages.com/
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Although it's a rather dark way of looking at things, it's also honest. Nice, in a strange way.
@tommy: Beautiful. I can't wait until I've finally finished reading through the Intel Manuals, and drafting my final design, and doing a good, sturdy bit of reading on the IBM PC architecture in general, so I can get down to the nitty gritty, and eventually, at least four months from now, post up an OS looking similar.
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Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
Here's a new screenshot of my OS :
I changed a little the look of windows, which resembles that seen in WindowMaker.
I'm glad I can do something that isn't too slow . I use double-buffer for drawing windows, mouse, etc.
When my GUI is quite complete and functional, I post a pre-alpha version of my OS, so you can test it.
I changed a little the look of windows, which resembles that seen in WindowMaker.
I'm glad I can do something that isn't too slow . I use double-buffer for drawing windows, mouse, etc.
When my GUI is quite complete and functional, I post a pre-alpha version of my OS, so you can test it.
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