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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Not much but boots.
[foxos]
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thehardcoreOS wrote:Not much but boots.
[foxos]
Looks cool for start.
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catnikita255 wrote:
thehardcoreOS wrote:Not much but boots.
[foxos]
Looks cool for start.
Thanks, it is not that easy to develop an OS.
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Still goin
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I've been fiddling with my OS lately, so here is a new picture with a few games running:

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New stuff: Line drawing, CD ROM reading, less crashing, support for multiple character encodings, ability to asynchronously insert an interrupt into an user mode thread, can start new threads from user mode, a crude hard disk formatting tool, an analog clock, a chess game, better DOS emulation, improved file open/save dialog.
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SMP is working on real hardware!
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You know your OS is advanced when you stop using the Intel programming guide as a reference.
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Working on a curses IRC client. It's inspired by / a complete rip-off of irssi. It supports mIRC-style color codes. Unfortunately, the build of ncurses I have sitting around doesn't support wide characters, which leads to the wackiness in the top bar.

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Here is a new start screen of "foxos". Experimentig a bit, GTD crashing issue is not fixed yet. :|
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OK. this really isn't an OS. But it's something I've always wanted to try: firmware development.
I thought it would be nice to develop an OS for a firmware I made, so I won't feel like it's missing any features. Here, for example, the firmware switches to long mode, enables the Bochs Graphics Adapter, uses PCI to determine the framebuffer address and detects memory.
So this machine really is diskless, and I'm booting from ROM that I wrote!
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akasei wrote:Still goin
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Great. But font is ugly.
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catnikita255 wrote: Great. But font is ugly.
Believe me, it's the best possible for a hobby OS like that. It's a little-bit wider, though.
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Muazzam wrote:It's a little-bit wider, though.
I'm said about it in my message. The actual font is normal.
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catnikita255 wrote:
Muazzam wrote:It's a little-bit wider, though.
I'm said about it in my message. The actual font is normal.
In the screenshot?
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Muazzam wrote:
catnikita255 wrote:
Muazzam wrote:It's a little-bit wider, though.
I'm said about it in my message. The actual font is normal.
In the screenshot?
yes
Developing U365.
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only testing: http://gitlab.com/bps-projs/U365/tree/testing

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catnikita255 wrote:Great. But font is ugly.
O'rly? Find me bitmap font at 8x8 pixels :P
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