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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.
Mmm, thanks for the suggestion! Several of my friends have said the same things too, maybe I should take away the squares..
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 !
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Vector starting up in Bochs
You know your OS is advanced when you stop using the Intel programming guide as a reference.
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.
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.
Except, you probably don't want to make the sensitive regions to become smaller, neither physically, nor visually.
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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Shell supports parameters!
You know your OS is advanced when you stop using the Intel programming guide as a reference.
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.