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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Well, in my opinion, týndur should be awarded first place, since it features a gears port since September 14 2011.
opengl support since summer 2009... </bragging rights>

Bit of a shame now I didn't do the gears back then.
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sortie wrote:Are you using Mesa or a custom software renderer? I saw some x's in the filenames, do you have an X port or is that your own stuff going on?
It's something I wrote just for fun and with the intent to be easily portable – so giving týndur some basic OpenGL support wasn't the goal right from the start.
Combuster wrote:opengl support since summer 2009... </bragging rights>
Well, yes, I didn't use the right expression there. I'm sure there are several other OS out there (including Linux, strictly speaking) which achieved OpenGL support far earlier than we did. :wink:
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Well, it's also a bit of a poke for me since it's now painfully obvious that people are overtaking my own OS' progress in it's key points.

Sometimes I hate "having a life". 8-[
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This is funny. look at the seconds.
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My turn for the 'mesa + gears works' post (work and life cut into porting time a lot, as it does). The colours are a bit off, sadly.

EDIT: Uploaded a second screenshot, now with more correct colours!
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Am I late to the OpenGL party?

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@xyzzy: Awesome, I like your windowing environment.

With a lot of hacking and loudly complaining - I managed to port fceux, and despite its questionable code quality, I got it running smoothly! :D

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I put a build that starts it automatically up online, if you want to give it a try:
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I have been working hard lately to get my OS up and running. There is not much to see at the moment but I am quite happy with things that are running under the hood. My previous screenshots/video were much "nicer" than this but this new system is so much better in every way. Rewriting from scratch was totally worth it.

As an OpenGL party note: It would be so nice to be able to post an entry to this "competition." Thank you for giving more motivation to go forward. Especially you xyzzy seem to have a very nice system. Code, look, wiki, logo, everything.
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I have now implemented a simple tiling window manager for Pedigree - so now I can use multiple terminals (and, eventually, SDL apps won't completely obscure the terminal!) :)

There are unfortunately a variety of small rendering artifacts (still very much a WIP), but progress is progress :)
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Please stop you are making me jealous ;)
@pcmattman: Nice work. Btw what emulator/GUI is this?
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Finally moved my userspace graphics stuff to Cairo, so now text rendering is a lot easier and I can also have alpha and wallpapers and such.

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:mrgreen: A simple OS I wrote. That ran a simple program dbg that I wrote that prints the current state of the general purpose registers and segment registers. :mrgreen:
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