Thanks a lot !MessiahAndrw wrote:Nice looking GUI Dinso!
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Mmm, thanks for the suggestion! Several of my friends have said the same things too, maybe I should take away the squares..Roman wrote:I agree, GUI looks nice, except for some elements: maximize, close, minimize buttons. I think, they would look better, if they were just circles without squares.
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Yaaay! Finally implemented the whole VectFS filesystem specifications in the Vector kernel! It can now boot from VectFS partitions!
Here's Vector starting up from a virtual hard disks in Bochs !
Here's Vector starting up from a virtual hard disks in Bochs !
You know your OS is advanced when you stop using the Intel programming guide as a reference.
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But it will look like like OS X.Dinso wrote:maybe I should take away the squares..
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So? I don't think OS X looks badmuazzam wrote:But it will look like like OS X.
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Though I never understood how the same symbol in three different colours is supposed to be intuitive...
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I agree on OS X looking good. But copying a good style is really bad. If I were you, I'd take a sheet of paper and draw some ideas onto it until you get a result that looks good, and most importantly, you'll like and work on.
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Thanks for the suggestions everyone! I'll come up with an idea and keep in mind our GUI is still in early stages!
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Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
If it looks too much like OS X Apple will happily sic their lawyers upon you. Apple has a history of doing this, you know ...omarrx024 wrote:So? I don't think OS X looks badmuazzam wrote:But it will look like like OS X.
Microsoft is over if you want it.
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But no one needs another OS X.omarrx024 wrote:So? I don't think OS X looks badmuazzam wrote:But it will look like like OS X.
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It looks nothing like OS X and taking the squares away won't materially alter that.
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Except, you probably don't want to make the sensitive regions to become smaller, neither physically, nor visually.Roman wrote:I agree, GUI looks nice, except for some elements: maximize, close, minimize buttons. I think, they would look better, if they were just circles without squares.
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Yaaaay! Finally got my shell "ZeroSH" to support parameters. Here, params.zrx is just a test program to detect parameters and it is working fine! Time to get working, as parameters can help with a lot of things!
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Aside my OS project for x86 I started a project for PowerPC Macs. It will be called Einherjar.
I just managed to boot and print a "Hello World!" within the OpenFirmware, for the moment I only tested on qemu.
I will add some info on the wiki about PPC-related osdev if people want, later.
I just managed to boot and print a "Hello World!" within the OpenFirmware, for the moment I only tested on qemu.
I will add some info on the wiki about PPC-related osdev if people want, later.
OS for PowerPC Macs: https://github.com/narke/Einherjar
Operating system: colorForth computing environment for x86.: https://github.com/narke/Roentgenium
Operating system: colorForth computing environment for x86.: https://github.com/narke/Roentgenium
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Wow! It's nice to see non x86 and x64 for a while! Never seen a hobby OS for PowerPC before.narke wrote:Aside my OS project for x86 I started a project for PowerPC Macs.
What assembler would you use for PowerPC?
You know your OS is advanced when you stop using the Intel programming guide as a reference.