Implementing Gui

[SuperWeiner]

Could someone kinly link me to a tutorial or documetn that could explain how to implement a gui in my os?

[GLneo]

http://osdever.net/tutorials/GUI_tut.php

[SuperWeiner]

I was just to modify my post to mention a tutorial besides that, But thansk so much especially for replyign so fast- But does anyone know of other tutorials?

[distantvoices]

YOu might draw your consideration on this item of our OSFAQ-WIKI

http://www.osdev.org/osfaq2/index.php/O ... eJamesKlik

Stay safe and don't forget about task management, memory management, file systems and all the other niceties osdeving has to offer.

[SuperWeiner]

Thank you that link is very helpfull, I dont feel so much the need anymore but if there are still othe links please dont refrain from postign them

thanks everyone!

[bogdanontanu]

SolOS also has a nice functional GUI implemented...

http://www.hostileencounter.com/os_main.html
http://www.oby.ro/os/index.html

There are NO tutorials yet ... but you can clearly see the main concepts in the sourcecode. It is all in ASM but pretty easy to understand. Besides tutorials about GUI implementations in OS will be readu soon

Additionally you can ask me personal questions about GUI development even on YM if you so like to

[SuperWeiner]

Well im thinking of a gui in C, but i am very happy that people are taking the time to help me out-thank you for offering help, i will add and msg you when i am in need of help.

[Dex4u]

The source from xosl, may help, its a multi boot loader with a good GUI, i think is in c++, but it may help ?. http://www2.arnes.si/~fkomar/xosl.org/

[codemastersnake]

The source from xosl, may help, its a multi boot loader with a good GUI, i think is in c++, but it may help ?. http://www2.arnes.si/~fkomar/xosl.org/

Thanks I was looking for that

[Tora OS]

The source from xosl, may help, its a multi boot loader with a good GUI, i think is in c++, but it may help ?. http://www2.arnes.si/~fkomar/xosl.org/

I have personally found boot loader code to be very useful for various things.

For instance I found it helpful for working on a FAT driver (which i still havent gotten to fully work yet.)