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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Hi OS fellows

and nice work, i see this topic will expand to infinity,
so it's my turn to show you what is my OS look like

note: this is my UNEXT/os 16bit turbo c OS (dead project)
, and currently im working on 32bit micro kernel using GCC
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and also UNEXT/os has simple GUI based on script like this
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@i586coder
why did you stop development on such a good looking OS?
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This is great, I finally managed to make a Hello world OS that works with GRUB boot loader.
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smeezekitty wrote:@i586coder
why did you stop development on such a good looking OS?
He said that it was 16-bit and written in turbo C, thats probably why.
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first thanx smeezekitty
bgraybr wrote: He said that it was 16-bit and written in turbo C, thats probably why.
well you guess, (real mode compiler specifications) maybe :roll:

..., i stop my UNEXT/os project because it use UNREAL-MODE and you can't do much things with this mode except full access to all memory in linear address in easy way. :wink:

so the code segment still 16bit (maximum 1MB) for kernel. #-o

The other thing TC isn't too bad to create tiny machine code but its kind of killing :twisted: since the compiler it self buggy :shock: ,but it was awesome :mrgreen: experiment to build my operating system in non-traditional way,and learned how difficult was coding operating system in the past with low ability computers , and i think i did it :P

the best choice is GCC and i think everybody know why 8)

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since the compiler it self buggy
you noticed? i have had the compiler general protection fault LOL.
as for my OS...working on it.

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My first attempt to write anything in assembly (This may be the wrong place to start but I like challenges :D ).
currently the OS loads a GDT, switches to Protected mode, loads a TSS descriptor to a TSS, sets up a stack and segment registers, clears the screen and write the sting "Welcome to D-OS v -1" as well as every printable character to the screen. Interrupts are bluntly ignored.

At least I made it to the hello world of OS development, in two weeks without any prior knowledge to assembly and very little experience in computer development in general (I did read a book about C++, boy it sucked).

EDIT: WTF, I 100% sure I posted this as a new topic in the Announcements, Test Requests, & Job openings sub forum, I even saw the topic with 4 views and no replies in that forum. How did it end up here? and can this post moved back to the place I originally posted it?
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The Pedigree team hasn't posted a screenshot in a while, so here's one showing the latest incarnation of our text user interface.
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pcmattman wrote:The Pedigree team hasn't posted a screenshot in a while, so here's one showing the latest incarnation of our text user interface.
Great work! This OS is one of my favorites.
I also like the boot screen: http://pedigree-project.org/pics/pedigree_loading.png :wink: .
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Tommy wrote:
pcmattman wrote:The Pedigree team hasn't posted a screenshot in a while, so here's one showing the latest incarnation of our text user interface.
Great work! This OS is one of my favorites.
I also like the boot screen: http://pedigree-project.org/pics/pedigree_loading.png :wink: .
You'd like to know it's themable. the default one is dark blue now :).
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I should find a working digital camera to make some screenshots (you can't ctrl+printscreen real hardware :( )
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Combuster wrote:I should find a working digital camera to make some screenshots (you can't ctrl+printscreen real hardware :( )
Unless, of course, you hack together a hook in your keyboard driver :). Or, less difficult, run in an emulator or virtual machine.


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Combuster wrote:I should find a working digital camera to make some screenshots (you can't ctrl+printscreen real hardware :( )
well i had no choice since, my ps2 mouse driver can't work on any emulator except real hardware :!: ...

so i used digital camera to show you some windowing :idea:
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jal wrote:Or, less difficult, run in an emulator or virtual machine.
Which obviously doesn't have the features I want to show off :wink:
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