It's a port of MuPDF/fitz.kutkloon7 wrote:Looks extremely neat Did you write the PDF viewer yourself?
What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
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yeah It is so buggy, This is my OS a CLI userinterface
And I got the keyboard working but it is seems buggy..
And I got the keyboard working but it is seems buggy..
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New UI and multitasking support
Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
Reimplemented screenshots in my compositor. Now I can take shots of individual windows directly from their bufffers. Much like in OS X window screenshots, this maintains transparency as the alpha channel is included in the PNG output.
Also working on my IP stack again. There are still some kinks...
Also working on my IP stack again. There are still some kinks...
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Wallpaper app has application shortcuts that use system() (actually, it's a native call to fork/exec with `sh -c`), so it ends up with a shell running the terminal.thomasloven wrote:O_o Is your wallpaper running a shell?
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I fixed my ATA driver bug, now everything loads and runs perfectly.
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finally came to the login prompt...
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Worked on graphics (image loading, alpha blending), fixed my PS/2 driver and rewrote my window manager lately
These are some draggable/resizable and slightly transparent test windows. My next TODOs will text displaying, and making my filesystem stuff a little more performant
These are some draggable/resizable and slightly transparent test windows. My next TODOs will text displaying, and making my filesystem stuff a little more performant
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....REMOVED FOR AN UP COMING BETTER SHOT....
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Implementing panic screen in fbcon_vterm console driver:
Was doing the grayscale calc on the previous pixel, then mixing it with current one:
Fixed that:
Added some blurring:
Was doing the grayscale calc on the previous pixel, then mixing it with current one:
Fixed that:
Added some blurring:
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Started implementing a desktop+panel app: (http://pastebin.com/nqipMxkU)
Testing the panel layout code: (Widgets : CLOCK-SPACER-CLOCK-SPACER-CLOCK)
Testing the panel layout code: (Widgets : CLOCK-SPACER-CLOCK-SPACER-CLOCK)
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