What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)

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lukaandjelkovic wrote:
grsan wrote:Hey, so I have been working on my os for a short time, there is very little to see. However, I have implemented basic commands, and I am working on a hex editor. File system coming soon, but for now, this is what it looks like:

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Whew. I sure do hope it turns out well. :D
Nice GUI, but i think you made it very strange. You shrinked the terminal so much. And, i think is best to make GUIs graphical. Take a look at Windows 95;Image.
Now just imagine how bad it could look in text 80x25 mode. I think that your next step to your OS is VGA or simplest graphics driver. Cool work, for now 8). If you wish to continue with hex editor and FAT, there is one tip:don't make TUI shells.
Agreed, I have tried implementing VGA, however it didn't go so well, but I will try it again. Thanks for the reply!
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After lots of hard work, GCC can now build programs natively under Glidix!
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mariuszp wrote:Work in progress GUI.
Beautiful! Mind if you PM me that background?
It's in the source code and in Git (I'd just like to know what the program that generated it looks like, presumably randomly):
http://raw.githubusercontent.com/madd-games/glidix/master/userspace/images/wallpaper.png
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Nope, I got that off the internet (can't remember where), and forgot I put it on github.

I asked a graphic designer I know to make a better background, but he's being lazy right now.
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mariuszp wrote:After lots of hard work, GCC can now build programs natively under Glidix!
Congrats! Does this mean you're self hosting?
You know your OS is advanced when you stop using the Intel programming guide as a reference.
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omarrx024 wrote:
mariuszp wrote:After lots of hard work, GCC can now build programs natively under Glidix!
Congrats! Does this mean you're self hosting?
Well, not quite yet, I'm still using my really basic shell which probably can't run "configure", I don't have GNU make yet, etc. If I successfully port a shell, "make", and Python, I will become self hosting. :)
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The starts of a ray tracer running (slowly) on my OS.
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SapphireOS wrote:The starts of a ray tracer running (slowly) on my OS.
Cool!
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OSDev newbies can copy any code from my repositories, just leave a notice that this code was written by U365 development team, not by you.
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SapphireOS wrote:The starts of a ray tracer running (slowly) on my OS.
Do you have a site/repository? I'm interested in your OS.
You know your OS is advanced when you stop using the Intel programming guide as a reference.
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omarrx024 wrote:
SapphireOS wrote:The starts of a ray tracer running (slowly) on my OS.
Do you have a site/repository? I'm interested in your OS.
Not yet. I will put it on github at some point but I want to develop it a bit more first.
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well, mine is pure sh** compared to yours :cry: :

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The source code: https://github.com/AlexandreRouma/PenutOS

If you want to help, you are welcomed :D
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DeezRamChips wrote:well, mine is pure sh** compared to yours :cry:

The source code: https://github.com/AlexandreRouma/PenutOS

If you want to help, you are welcomed :D
It's not sh**! Looks cool. You've just not been working on it for very long by now, it will take it's time ;)
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DeezRamChips wrote:well, mine is pure sh** compared to yours :cry: :

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The source code: https://github.com/AlexandreRouma/PenutOS

If you want to help, you are welcomed :D
No way, your 14 too? I thought i was only one!
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I've though I was the only one too :lol:
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I would naturally assume OSDev is mostly for college students and teenagers. Older people probably have more real life responsibilities and no time for OSDeving.
You know your OS is advanced when you stop using the Intel programming guide as a reference.
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