What does your OS website look like?

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Surely :D
http://www.returninfinity.com/
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http://www.tbos.co.nr/
http://www.tbos32.co.nr/
Both redirect to the same site. Redmine FTW.

EDIT: BTW, don't bother trying to create a project at the site those links redirect to. Its in closed beta/alpha.
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Its quite basic: http://www.brokenthorn.com/mos/
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Doesn't look like much currently:
http://kom.aau.dk/~jepjoh2/
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http://kairos.sf.net/

EDIT: Ignore the 'features' part, I put a bunch of crap in there because I wanted it to look cool while I worked out things....plus I got bored.
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syntropy wrote:http://kairos.sf.net/

EDIT: Ignore the 'features' part, I put a bunch of crap in there because I wanted it to look cool while I worked out things....plus I got bored.
WOW! I really like the design. I would have the same design on my website...
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iseyler wrote:http://www.returninfinity.com/baremetal.html - For BareMetal OS
http://www.returninfinity.com - The main page for Return Infinity

Still a work in progress. I need to add more information (especially for Pure64) and build the documentation sections.

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http://www.returninfinity.com/images/pure64.png looks familiar from something.....is it really yours or did you crop it from someone elses' image?
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berkus wrote:
syntropy wrote:http://kairos.sf.net/
proofreading: did you really mean to say "Tigger-event Driven Design"?
EDIT: Ignore the 'features' part, I put a bunch of crap in there because I wanted it to look cool while I worked out things....plus I got bored.
:lol:

Besides, mine has BALLS OF STEEL.
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syntropy wrote:http://www.returninfinity.com/images/pure64.png looks familiar from something.....is it really yours or did you crop it from someone elses' image?
Yup. I took that photo yesterday. It's just a zoomed-in photo of what Pure64 displays on bootup. I hope to release v0.4 of it in a few weeks.
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Karlosoft wrote:http://pikkolamakkia.com/ Home page under developement
http://pikkolamakkia.com/public.php Other personal pages on my website
http://pikkolamakkia.altervista.org/sit ... /index.php The page of the os only in Italian
http://pikkolamakkia.altervista.org/sit ... index2.php The same page in green style

All my website is under developement XD
really cool :mrgreen:

this is mine: http://spiderpig.osdev.it/
only a sidepanel with custom css, and link to googlecode on the main frame : )
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dak91 wrote:
Karlosoft wrote:http://pikkolamakkia.com/ Home page under developement
http://pikkolamakkia.com/public.php Other personal pages on my website
http://pikkolamakkia.altervista.org/sit ... /index.php The page of the os only in Italian
http://pikkolamakkia.altervista.org/sit ... index2.php The same page in green style

All my website is under developement XD
really cool :mrgreen:

this is mine: http://spiderpig.osdev.it/
only a sidepanel with custom css, and link to googlecode on the main frame : )
Nice OS you have! I really like its name.
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Tommy wrote:
dak91 wrote:
Karlosoft wrote:http://pikkolamakkia.com/ Home page under developement
http://pikkolamakkia.com/public.php Other personal pages on my website
http://pikkolamakkia.altervista.org/sit ... /index.php The page of the os only in Italian
http://pikkolamakkia.altervista.org/sit ... index2.php The same page in green style

All my website is under developement XD
really cool :mrgreen:

this is mine: http://spiderpig.osdev.it/
only a sidepanel with custom css, and link to googlecode on the main frame : )
Nice OS you have! I really like its name.
Spider Pig! Spider Pig! Does whatever a spider pig does! ... :wink:
haha thanks : )
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Archil wrote:Hey guys, do you do your websites yourself? Or as I've seen some WordPress source?
Mine is running on Wordpress, because I didn't want to waste time writing my own CMS. All the images and the XHTML and CSS template is custom made by me though.
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Archil wrote: Hey guys, do you do your websites yourself? Or as I've seen some WordPress source?
I don't use WordPress or any template. I've written myself my website. And it was successfully checked as XHTML 1.0 Strict!
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Hi All,

For anyone who has posted here who has not already added their OS to the Projects list on the wiki, can I suggest that you do so? It just means that anyone who is interested can find all the relevant links in one place.

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