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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Here is something that will make you cry...
Some work has been done (paging, keyboard, info bar).
Build: X.Y.Z:
X = Alpha (A) || Beta (B) || Release (R)
Y = Revision (1, 2, 3, n)
Z = Significant Build Number (1, 2, 3, n)

Nothing special, just to warm myself up. :)
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Yep, this will make me cry... because I HAVE PAGING CODE BUT IT DOESN'T WORK AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA </butthurt>
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catnikita255 wrote:Yep, this will make me cry... because I HAVE PAGING CODE BUT IT DOESN'T WORK AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA </butthurt>
Damn! :? I wish you luck with that. ;)
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PCI brute-force scan in U365.
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catnikita255 wrote:PCI brute-force scan in U365.
Glad you fixed it. :)
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I finally have something to show:
1.I finally remade my memory manager
2.I ported (from revision 2) and improved my text manager
3.I ported (from revision 2) and improved my shell (ex master terminal)
4.I ported (from revision 2) and improved my keyboard driver
5.I ported (from revision 2) and improved my graphics driver (BGA)
5.Now my graphical things are more organized, libraries etc...
6.Fixed some minor PCI bugs
7.Easier to read code, better code organization, self made libraries...

I still have to port lots of things from revision 2 and improve them, then I can start adding new features.
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octacone wrote:
catnikita255 wrote:PCI brute-force scan in U365.
Glad you fixed it. :)
Thanks!
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octacone wrote:I finally have something to show:
1.I finally remade my memory manager
2.I ported (from revision 2) and improved my text manager
3.I ported (from revision 2) and improved my shell (ex master terminal)
4.I ported (from revision 2) and improved my keyboard driver
5.I ported (from revision 2) and improved my graphics driver (BGA)
5.Now my graphical things are more organized, libraries etc...
6.Fixed some minor PCI bugs
7.Easier to read code, better code organization, self made libraries...

I still have to port lots of things from revision 2 and improve them, then I can start adding new features.
Good! I always thinked that your rev.2 is better, but now you mixed 2 and 3 revisions and this is awesome.
Developing U365.
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Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)

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Finally took the time to implement most of the escape codes to my consoles (mainly for different colors).
Also fixed alot of code but thats stuff I cant show in here :(

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catnikita255 wrote:
octacone wrote:I finally have something to show:
1.I finally remade my memory manager
2.I ported (from revision 2) and improved my text manager
3.I ported (from revision 2) and improved my shell (ex master terminal)
4.I ported (from revision 2) and improved my keyboard driver
5.I ported (from revision 2) and improved my graphics driver (BGA)
5.Now my graphical things are more organized, libraries etc...
6.Fixed some minor PCI bugs
7.Easier to read code, better code organization, self made libraries...

I still have to port lots of things from revision 2 and improve them, then I can start adding new features.
Good! I always thinked that your rev.2 is better, but now you mixed 2 and 3 revisions and this is awesome.
Thanks! It will be even better than this. :)
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Ch4ozz wrote:Finally took the time to implement most of the escape codes to my consoles (mainly for different colors).
Also fixed alot of code but thats stuff I cant show in here :(

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Totally triggered!!!

Apart from that =D> . Cool looking interface, I wish I had something as cool.
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octacone wrote:
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Totally triggered!!!

Apart from that =D> . Cool looking interface, I wish I had something as cool.
Thanks :)
You dont like my awesome window controls? :(
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Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)

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You could always just use Unicode: U+1F5D5 (minimize) U+1F5D6 (maximize) U+1F5D7 (restore) U+1F5D9 (close) *runs*
Also fix your forum, I tried embedding the characters directly but it threw me an error =/

Anyway, I should stop being lazy:
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No, they don't do anything yet.
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Sik wrote:You could always just use Unicode: U+1F5D5 (minimize) U+1F5D6 (maximize) U+1F5D7 (restore) U+1F5D9 (close) *runs*
Also fix your forum, I tried embedding the characters directly but it threw me an error =/

Anyway, I should stop being lazy:
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No, they don't do anything yet.
Wow, I didn't known about characters.
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catnikita, is that composite display?
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