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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omarrx024 wrote:
alexfru wrote:(btw, the image isn't showing; ...)
It's showing, I just clicked on it now.
Works for me too.
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alexfru wrote:(btw, the image isn't showing; perhaps, the view limit has been reached)
Here's an imgur mirror of the image if it's still not working for you.
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Smaller screens?

My netbook has a native resolution of 1024x600, and with some help from a special Grub module I had forgotten about (915resolution, video bios patching tool for this old chipset), I managed to get it running:

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Plays DooM and Quake just fine. I also have some other hardware I'm setting up for testing.
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seuti wrote:
alexfru wrote:(btw, the image isn't showing; perhaps, the view limit has been reached)
Here's an imgur mirror of the image if it's still not working for you.
Thanks. The fault was with AdBlocker+.
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I've written a 2048 game clone for my OS:

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Now my text editor works fine with file save too 8)

I named it: Moko

Download latest (alfa) version 0.392: http://wataha.net/system/hda.img.zip, run with Bochs!
Login is obsolete (password too, still working with that).

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At last i can create documentation within system :shock:

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https://www.dropbox.com/s/xdcw42ni4v9vqc3/kernel.png

Started today, and I have no idea to implement something because I'm Java developer and I simply can't think logical while developing :D (in real life it works fine, don't ask why xd)
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Hello guys,

After finally reaching a somewhat presentable state, I'd like to share my humble approach to os-deving :)

The source code lives on https://bitbucket.org/qx89l4/os64/ and https://bitbucket.org/qx89l4/nf/

Cheers,
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luke64: I'd say your system is pretty good-looking. :)
You know your OS is advanced when you stop using the Intel programming guide as a reference.
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Working on graphics. I wrote some alpha blending code, but it's unoptimized and is very slow in Bochs, but gives reasonable speed in QEMU and pretty fast on real hardware.
I wish I could say that this is my GUI, but it's actually just a bunch of draw_rect's and print_string's in a 800x600x32bpp VESA mode to test alpha blending. It is also a prototype of what my GUI will look like when I make it.
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Not nearly as far as some other people, but here's my 64-bit OS, Delta:
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It's loaded by Pure64 (yeah, the same bootloader that BareMetal OS has), so I'm anticipating a lot of differences (or maybe not that many, but at least some significant ones) from writing kernels loaded by Grub, especially with modules and such.

I've just finished implementing text in VESA mode; in case anyone's curious, the font used is VCR OSD Mono.
My OS is Delta. You can look at its code here, and you can view my blog here.
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nsandman09 wrote:I've just finished implementing text in VESA mode; in case anyone's curious, the font used is VCR OSD Mono.
Does that mean you have TTF support?
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omarrx024 wrote:Does that mean you have TTF support?
Unfortunately, no. Just bitmap.
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nsandman09 wrote:Unfortunately, no. Just bitmap.
How are you printing this font, then?
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omarrx024 wrote:How are you printing this font, then?
From what I understand, it was a bitmap font that was converted to a TTF (I found it by looking for bitmap fonts, at least). I used a modified version of a script that converted regular bitmap fonts to C headers (mostly following instructions from this page). The tools I used specifically (and the output) are here.
My OS is Delta. You can look at its code here, and you can view my blog here.
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