In my eyes, your OS is the best looking, next to Maxdev1's Ghost OSklange wrote:New wallpaper and new weather widget icons:
What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
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For the love of God, please stop quoting large chunks of texts/images. A simple mention (e.g. @klange) is absolutely sufficient.
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@klange
I found myself a new desktop background.
Please let your desktop icons enter 2017. Thanks!
I found myself a new desktop background.
Please let your desktop icons enter 2017. Thanks!
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I also have a new wallpaper. What's to prevent me from posting in my favorite thread? 
Seriously, though, sometimes posting here can be addicting.
Seriously, though, sometimes posting here can be addicting.
You know your OS is advanced when you stop using the Intel programming guide as a reference.
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Sorryno92 wrote:For the love of God, please stop quoting large chunks of texts/images. A simple mention (e.g. @klange) is absolutely sufficient.
I just happen to not delete things in my replies
I'll try to remember
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Very modern looking indeed. Can you please add support for anti-aliasing?[b]omarrx024[/b] wrote:I also have a new wallpaper. What's to prevent me from posting in my favorite thread?
[img]lol[/img]
Seriously, though, sometimes posting here can be addicting.
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It's a bitmap font, so probably not any time soon. Anyway, the GUI isn't really my priority for now as it's mostly capable of doing what I need, and I'm working on networking.Octacone wrote:Can you please add support for anti-aliasing?
You know your OS is advanced when you stop using the Intel programming guide as a reference.
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Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
Next major step of my OS development: a web browser.
Still not going to try it on an actual page delivered by HTTP, as I barely support enough HTML tags, so for now I'm using a demo HTML page just for testing. Anyway, the underlying system has full support for HTTP and TCP/UDP/IP with sockets and such, and provides drivers for RTL8139 and i8254x NICs.
Still not going to try it on an actual page delivered by HTTP, as I barely support enough HTML tags, so for now I'm using a demo HTML page just for testing. Anyway, the underlying system has full support for HTTP and TCP/UDP/IP with sockets and such, and provides drivers for RTL8139 and i8254x NICs.
You know your OS is advanced when you stop using the Intel programming guide as a reference.
Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
window moving test. (also my first post here )
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Welcome to OSDev, the nicest community on the internet!onur wrote:window moving test. (also my first post here
That is a cool-looking OS, by the way.
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Bruuuuuhhhhh.Next major step of my OS development: a web browser.
Your work over just the last few months is so impressive that I literally just signed in for the first time in ages just to write the word 'bruh'.
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MajickTek wrote:Welcome to OSDev, the nicest community on the internet!onur wrote:window moving test. (also my first post here
That is a cool-looking OS, by the way.
thanks for warm welcome
My os it quite a new project. As a young user mode programmer I can say it is amazing to code in the low level (thanks to OSDev). what you're doing is crazy! cool desktop managers, ported softwares, web browsers etc. I hope I can write an actually cool os in the future
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I have to agree with jojo, that is some fabulous progress.omarrx024 wrote:Next major step of my OS development: a web browser.
--snip--
Still not going to try it on an actual page delivered by HTTP, as I barely support enough HTML tags, so for now I'm using a demo HTML page just for testing. Anyway, the underlying system has full support for HTTP and TCP/UDP/IP with sockets and such, and provides drivers for RTL8139 and i8254x NICs.
That is crazy looking! How long did it take you do this?onur wrote:window moving test. (also my first post here
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Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
Thank you, I am not satisfied with this looking but things are just get started Actually i have only 2 blank windowsOctacone wrote:I have to agree with jojo, that is some fabulous progress.omarrx024 wrote:Next major step of my OS development: a web browser.
--snip--
Still not going to try it on an actual page delivered by HTTP, as I barely support enough HTML tags, so for now I'm using a demo HTML page just for testing. Anyway, the underlying system has full support for HTTP and TCP/UDP/IP with sockets and such, and provides drivers for RTL8139 and i8254x NICs.
That is crazy looking! How long did it take you do this?onur wrote:window moving test. (also my first post here
. They will get beter. It took me approximately 2-3 months to get here from 0. most of the code ported from tutorials and open source projects and also have limited number of drivers.
I just implemented a window z-order function and a close button. changed the wallpaper as well. it looks like this now:
(The image is cropped)
