When your OS goes crazy - Screenshots

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Wow, your Fedora looks awesome! How did you design it like that?
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no92 wrote:Wow, your Fedora looks awesome! How did you design it like that?
Thanks :) I'm using XFCE, that look wasn't hard to achieve. I'm using zukitwo for the window style. The rest was just a matter of configuring XFCE panels (Not hard).
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timus wrote:Threading make my os look artistic :D
zrzut ekranu4.png
Does anyone else think this looks a bit like a CPU die? It's like the CPU is drawing itself.
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My 64-bit C++ (soon-to-be)exokernel is in the early stages.

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I'm having trouble getting GRUB 2's EAX and EBX values from the 32-bit to the 64-bit code. Whether I pass them on the stack or in registers (declaring my C++ function with __attribute__((regparm(2)))), my C++ code is seeing 0 values for each. I don't have a number-printing function that works in protected mode yet but I guess I'll have to write one for debugging.
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This what will happened if you do

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while(CAPS_LOCK) {
put(uppercasekb[scancode]);
break;
}
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I hope you guys can help me how the CAPSLOCK work.. :(
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After a few months' rest, I picked my OS project back up. I had been mid-way through switching over to GRUB2, so I finished that all up, recompiled and booted.
I could swear I didn't change anything except the bootloader, but I must have been mid-way through more than just a bootloader switch-over... :x

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I am trying to do a GTK+ port, but the font is ugly.
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Working on a panic screen (i sampled the greyscale of the previous pixel instead of current one)
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Hahaha what
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aha, I used used 'memcpy' instead of 'memset' with the same arguments.
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Relatively new to OS development. just added a prototype printk() function. this is what happened:

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It goes on and on forever
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RikudoTenshu wrote:Relatively new to OS development. just added a prototype printk() function. this is what happened:

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It goes on and on forever
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b.zaar wrote:
RikudoTenshu wrote:Relatively new to OS development. just added a prototype printk() function. this is what happened:

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lol :mrgreen: vbe mode with wrong pixel calculation. looks funky :D
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max wrote:lol :mrgreen: vbe mode with wrong pixel calculation. looks funky :D
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Looks trippy...except I can still read the text. Also on closer inspection the image does have the text "Ghost", but in a ghost-like manner. Is the pun intended?
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