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

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akasei wrote:Every process gets random time to work?
Yes. It's a lottery scheduler.
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My GUI is coming along well, it now has curved windows and some transparency. The screenshot shows the terminal, and a "hello world" application testing text rendering, and performance.
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Cool for now, mariuszp!
But, you could work little bit on close, maximize and minimize buttons, after that it will be great!
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Hello everybody,

This is my first post and I'd want to contribute to this screen-shots round with my UNIX-like kernel called Fiwix (currently at v0.8.2) booting on a floppy disk with the Minix v1 filesystem and using a Busybox environment.

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Hi,


Your screenshots are very interesting and I wish my OS was such advanced...

I have to compromise with implementing a basic scheduler.
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glauxosdever wrote:Hi,


Your screenshots are very interesting and I wish my OS was such advanced...

I have to compromise with implementing a basic scheduler.
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Are you allocating enough time to each task?
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Hi,


I allocate enough time. It just does not seem much because I update the screen (for now) on every log_printf call. Here log_printf is called for every letter.


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Something new :)

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Did you write a web server for your OS? Cool!
You know your OS is advanced when you stop using the Intel programming guide as a reference.
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omarrx024 wrote:Did you write a web server for your OS? Cool!
Yes, answer for GET / HTML1.1 (200) and error 404 File not found, if anything else.
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Having a working network module is still the best thing to have 8)
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I did not expect to run...

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Finally!!! After hours of debugging, coding, sadness... I finally made it work! :D
It is a "simple" code but makes me happy. :)
ASM can be tough.
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thehardcoreOS: did you write a firmware? Or is that an OS dependent on the BIOS?
You know your OS is advanced when you stop using the Intel programming guide as a reference.
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omarrx024 wrote:thehardcoreOS: did you write a firmware? Or is that an OS dependent on the BIOS?
This is just a simple "bootloader".
It is not really a bootloader since it can only print some cool looking text.
I want to develop this further and make so it can boot my kernel.
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