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

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Nice!
@Sortie if you are going to create some, idk desktop envriroment what would taskbar and such things be? A fullscreen transparent window or what?

@Agola what a good name for an operating system... When you stop using that name and when you (if you already have or planning to) nullify all rights to such name, inform me ;) . What is you secret for good names? :)
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sortie wrote:I added a lot more features to my user-space terminal emulator and show off some of my more interesting recent developments. Look closely for sneak previews of what's coming up.
Seriously, emacs? You have the worst OS I've seen here in a while. :P
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Kevin wrote:
sortie wrote:I added a lot more features to my user-space terminal emulator and show off some of my more interesting recent developments. Look closely for sneak previews of what's coming up.
Seriously, emacs? You have the worst OS I've seen here in a while. :P
Emacs is good for playing games, you might end up with RSI if you use it as a text editor though.
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I need to remember to not mention my in-development features and evil plans, lest I find one day that sortie has pulled an all-nighter to beat me to them... ;)
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I'm working again on my OS and I have unlocked a new achievement: I can finally assemble files!
There was a weird and deep bug in the file system driver, I had to rewrite the WriteFile method entirely.
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Kevin wrote:
sortie wrote:I added a lot more features to my user-space terminal emulator and show off some of my more interesting recent developments. Look closely for sneak previews of what's coming up.
Seriously, emacs? You have the worst OS I've seen here in a while. :P
He's got both emacs and vim running at the same time, which by my calculations should cause his computer to explode from rage.
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This has been a productive weekend. 1.1 is going to be a hell of a release.
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sortie wrote:[img.]https://users-cs.au.dk/~sortie/sortix/screenshots/sortix-gui-qemu-quake.png[/img]
[img.]https://users-cs.au.dk/~sortie/sortix/screenshots/sortix-gui-qemu-linux-live-cd-toaru.png[/img]

This has been a productive weekend. 1.1 is going to be a hell of a release.
That is crazy! Wait, you ported Qemu? I bet it would take me at least 50 years to do something as amazing as that. Kevin and Max are falling behind.
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octacone wrote:Kevin and Max are falling behind.
ToaruOS has Bochs
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matt11235 wrote:
octacone wrote:Kevin and Max are falling behind.
ToaruOS has Bochs
So Kevin can run Sortix on his own OS. :D
Sortie can run Toaru OS. Cooooooool!
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The next thing to do is to run Sortix inside Toaru inside Sortix inside...
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Lukand wrote:Nice!
@Sortie if you are going to create some, idk desktop envriroment what would taskbar and such things be? A fullscreen transparent window or what?

@Agola what a good name for an operating system... When you stop using that name and when you (if you already have or planning to) nullify all rights to such name, inform me ;) . What is you secret for good names? :)
Thanks!
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sortie wrote:This has been a productive weekend. 1.1 is going to be a hell of a release.
This is impressive. From what I can tell, getting qemu to run is a lot harder than bochs because it uses a much larger subset of POSIX. Once you're there, you can probably port most other things without too much trouble.

Screenshots like this one are when I'm tempted to finally give in and just make everything POSIX. But I don't want to... :?
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Kevin wrote:Screenshots like this one are when I'm tempted to finally give in and just make everything POSIX. But I don't want to...
You just wrote down my thoughts. It is lonely, rainy and cold outside the tent of POSIX.

Looks good, sortie.
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Reimplemented the GUI in my OS and updated (again) the look and feel of the windows.
I have some ideas to fix all its display bugs. Hope to get t working asap!
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