What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)

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As you can see it has no Applications on the desktop because it can't run any kind of applications installed by users, it requires them to be related to the OS own custom programming language called the Box Assembly i made for it, also its suppose to be a Programmers OS :twisted:

Anyway, thanks for the comments! Also i forgot to make a clock for the taskbar xD

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I'm working on some basic apps for BBOS
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gamefreak11221 wrote:I present to you my Small OS, The Black Box Operating System!
Nice look :) although you seem to have forgotten to put links to the real screenshots, so here they are for the lazy ones among us… :

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Haha! Thanks for the help :D
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My OS is such a success.
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... It's literally a downloaded IMG (that I made into an ISO) and source from osdever.net, for testing, so it's not really my OS. With all of these compiling problems, and testing problems... I think Apple and Microsoft sold me broken computers because they are scared of me taking over the world. =P
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Hello! I'm new here and I would like to greet everyone with my first screenshot.
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Aaron wrote:... I think Apple and Microsoft sold me broken computers because they are scared of me taking over the world. =P
Such an optimist. :roll:
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How can I include my own screenshot?
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My OS is still extremely basic, I don't even have malloc yet, but I have a working terminal, and you can play minesweeper :D With random levels and everything ;)

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I never actually understood the minesweeper rules, I mean, I get what you have to do, but what do those numbers mean? Do you have a link or something or could you explain to me what the numbers are 4? 4. It's a joke :D But seriously, what do these numbers mean?
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The numbers tell you how many bombs are next to where the number is (can be diagonal, but always one space away).

My image attached; (the full screen is 800x600x24, but the rest of it is black so I cropped it.)
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And now first-class lexical closures (I call them blocks) are working :D
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My current GUI for Acess2 - It supports image loading and dynamic resizing (it uses a GTK-style layout engine, that doesn't have fixed element sizes)
The black boxes are a border around all elements (a bit of debugging)

It may not look like much, but I like it. Now to create a mouse driver for it.
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My new screen of death used by the exception handler. It isn't from textual mode but this is a screen of the console handled by the graphical VBE driver.
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Karlosoft wrote:My new screen of death used by the exception handler. It isn't from textual mode but this is a screen of the console handled by the graphical VBE driver.
I don't have any keyboard with a "Canc" key on it. Is it the one normally labelled as "Esc"?
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DavidCooper wrote:
Karlosoft wrote:My new screen of death used by the exception handler. It isn't from textual mode but this is a screen of the console handled by the graphical VBE driver.
I don't have any keyboard with a "Canc" key on it. Is it the one normally labelled as "Esc"?
"Canc" = cancellare = Delete in italian.
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