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

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Created a nice shell for Retro OS 2. Most of the commands are still incorporated into the terminal, `ls` is currently the only useful command that's an actual executable.
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Hi all,

I've been working on a small BASIC interpreter for my OS.

I'm thinking of improving it to the point were it could completely replace the shell, but there's a lot of work to be done (in its current state, it only support 26 integer variables !)
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I finally got around to porting SDL. My video backend supports resizable windows, borders, mouse, and keyboard (some buttons aren't mapped yet, but the majority of keys are).

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I also spent some time hacking on snes9x-sdl to get it working.
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So I finally got around to getting that pesky multithreading in kernel space.

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I'll finish the heap's SLAB system, then rewrite an X4 release, once I start studying some SMP things.
Hopefully most of the things in X3 would be easily portable... I dunno.



PLEA FOR HELP:
Can *someone* *please* help me get a HDD image with GRUB (legacy preferably), on it? I cannot for the life of me get one working.
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@requimrar what is that editor in the background? Looks cool, hope there's one like that not just for mac.

Nice OS btw!
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BMW wrote:@requimrar what is that editor in the background? Looks cool, hope there's one like that not just for mac.

Nice OS btw!

There is!
http://www.sublimetext.com/2

The theme is Tomorrow Night Aqua. I highly recommend ST2; it's clean, simple yet inherently feature rich. It uses TextMate language (and theme files apparently, AFAIK) files, and has python plugins.
Available for OSX, Windows and Ubuntu

Haha thanks for the complement (:
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OT. I use Sublime2 on Mac and Ubuntu. Highly recomended!
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requimrar wrote:Can *someone* *please* help me get a HDD image with GRUB (legacy preferably), on it?
It is easy. Download my OS Boot Tools archive, copy "grub.sys" (it is GRUB legacy) from the package to the root of file system in your image, then make it bootable by "boot" utility or by direct storing of boot code. All instructions given. If you have further questions, please PM me.
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requimrar wrote: There is!
http://www.sublimetext.com/2

The theme is Tomorrow Night Aqua. I highly recommend ST2; it's clean, simple yet inherently feature rich. It uses TextMate language (and theme files apparently, AFAIK) files, and has python plugins.
Available for OSX, Windows and Ubuntu
Thanks!! :D :D

EDIT: Wow I am in love with this editor, wish I had come across it sooner!

EDIT #2: This is honestly the best editor in the world. The interface is so clean and intuitive that it compells me to write clean code. Since I got it I have been cleaning up my code. Fully recommended for anyone.
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BMW wrote:EDIT #2: This is honestly the best editor in the world. The interface is so clean and intuitive that it compells me to write clean code. Since I got it I have been cleaning up my code. Fully recommended for anyone.
If you marry it with SublimeClang then you have code warnings and errors highlighting in editor almost like in Xcode.

DocBlockr is very nice for documenting your functions, makes it really easy.

Of course, install plugins via Package Control - fast and easy.

Having said that, I already switched to ST3 - even faster.
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dozniak wrote:
BMW wrote:EDIT #2: This is honestly the best editor in the world. The interface is so clean and intuitive that it compells me to write clean code. Since I got it I have been cleaning up my code. Fully recommended for anyone.
If you marry it with SublimeClang then you have code warnings and errors highlighting in editor almost like in Xcode.

DocBlockr is very nice for documenting your functions, makes it really easy.

Of course, install plugins via Package Control - fast and easy.

Having said that, I already switched to ST3 - even faster.


IIRC there's no replacement for SublimeClang in ST3? Dockblockr sounds like something nice to have, I'll check it out!
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requimrar wrote:IIRC there's no replacement for SublimeClang in ST3?
Unfortunately, there isn't. I just write code without SublimeClang now, although I do miss it at times. I made a build system invocation from ST3 though and can just click through the error/warning messages to the editor and fix them. On the upside it doesn't try to parse me in real time and the editor feels snappier.
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Just to get us back on topic...

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klange wrote:Just to get us back on topic...
Wow, you've built a hobby operating on another hobby operating system!
I'm guessing time passes a lot faster in the new operating system, also if the operating system crashes it will end up in limbo. This would just be uninitalised memory space.
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klange, your Operative System is amazing. Please, keep on posting your progress.
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