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

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max wrote:I wrote a calculator and a login screen :)

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WOW just WOW!! How much? :D :D If I was rich I would buy this for a couple of millions.
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catnikita255 wrote:Looks like Win10.
Well, my UI looked like this way before Windows 10 came out. I like a minimal design, and they seem to do so too. Maybe they stole it =o)
Kevin wrote:I agree, every login screen needs a calculator! :D

Nice to see that you're still making progress.
Haha :mrgreen: I was just testing the functionalities of the window server. Thank you! Was a little lazy during the holidays, but I make sure to always do at least a little bit. I did not forget you by the way, but I'll have to extract some parts of libuser before anyone else can use it.
thehardcoreOS wrote:WOW just WOW!! How much? :D :D If I was rich I would buy this for a couple of millions.
Thanks lol :D you don't have to buy it, it's open.
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@max: Nice to see a microkernel progressing! Keep up the good work!
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Roman wrote:@max: Nice to see a microkernel progressing! Keep up the good work!
Thanks a lot! It comes with a few hurds, but it's definitely fun! :)
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max wrote:It comes with a few hurds
I get the pun =D>
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Yeah I saw that too. So max, was that a typo or clever pun ?
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mallardest wrote:I get the pun =D>
gerryg400 wrote:Yeah I saw that too. So max, was that a typo or clever pun ?
lol :mrgreen: it was a typo :P
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U365 on my main computer. I'm surprised that my USB keyboard is working with my OS. Sorry for poor quality.
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catnikita255 wrote:I'm surprised that my USB keyboard is working with my OS.
That's because it emulates the PS/2 interface.
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Roman wrote:
catnikita255 wrote:I'm surprised that my USB keyboard is working with my OS.
That's because it emulates the PS/2 interface.
I know, but it didn't worked in previous versions. Why - I don't know, unfortunately.
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Hi there! Now that I finally have something to show, I wanted to post a picture of ttOS in action :). As you can see, it runs on actual hardware too!
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[quote="dseller"]Hi there! Now that I finally have something to show, I wanted to post a picture of ttOS in action :). As you can see, it runs on actual hardware too!

awesome dude cool output
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YouTube video of the start of my window manager on my 64-bit OS.
Windows are movable, the mouse doesn't flicker and performance isn't that bad.
You know your OS is advanced when you stop using the Intel programming guide as a reference.
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Thats absolutely nice :D
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Great video!
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