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omarrx024 wrote: . . . OSDev is mostly for college students . . .

Just for the clarification, my Facebook bio says I go to "college." It's just a difference of terminology. Here in Pakistan, high school is called "college" and college is called "university."

So, I'm just a high school student.

omarrx024 wrote:I would naturally assume OSDev is mostly for college students and teenagers. Older people probably have more real life responsibilities and no time for OSDeving.

Let's ask iansjack about this

Hi,

max wrote:

omarrx024 wrote:I would naturally assume OSDev is mostly for college students and teenagers. Older people probably have more real life responsibilities and no time for OSDeving.

Let's ask iansjack about this

Yes, it's likely he is the oldest here. But since he is retired, he doesn't have to go to work, so he has much more time than people at around 30-40 years.


Finally I have something to show. Too bad the font is actually a PFF2 bitmap font, created from a TTF using grub-mkfont.


Regards,
glauxosdever

I'm at work on my kernel's scheduler, and i'm beginning to feel the way Elanore Semaphore must during her trying times.
Currently i'm just trying to get my multilevel feedback queue implementation to actually choose things in the right order based on priority.

My third attempt developing an operating system.

It's called os3.0, source may be found on github: https://github.com/techel/os3.0

glauxosdever wrote:

max wrote:

omarrx024 wrote:I would naturally assume OSDev is mostly for college students and teenagers. Older people probably have more real life responsibilities and no time for OSDeving.

Let's ask iansjack about this

Yes, it's likely he is the oldest here. But since he is retired, he doesn't have to go to work, so he has much more time than people at around 30-40 years.

I fit that bracket and can confirm that it's hard to find time for this.

However, I just got my 64-bit rewrite to boot to usermode (upper case letters from kernel boot stages, lower case from the usermode service crt0 and main):

Hellbender,
Worser name you couldn't get. Change its name! And you even maked it public!

lukaandjelkovic wrote:Worser name you couldn't get.

Actually the other options were even worse: "snot otter", "devil dog", "mud-devil", "grampus", "allegheny alligator", "mud dog", "water dog", or "leverian water newt". So I think the name stays.

Bro. leverian water newt is boss. You f*cked up.

Weirdly enough, I saw this pop up in active threads and for some unrelated reason just earlier today I had been browsing through your source. I thought it was really cool, of all the random things, the way you're using the name of your OS as both a boot canary and a kind of artistic splash. Pretty creative. Reminds me of the Haiku boot splash in that way.

When you get further along, you must promise me that you will do this all pretty like in VESA or VGA compatibility mode or something.

Muazzam wrote:

cheapskate01 wrote: I thought i was only one!

http://forum.osdev.org/memberlist.php?m ... le&u=15401 (myself)
http://forum.osdev.org/memberlist.php?m ... le&u=15866 (omarrx024)
http://forum.osdev.org/memberlist.php?m ... le&u=15202 (Roman)
http://forum.osdev.org/memberlist.php?m ... le&u=15581 (Tanzadeh)
http://forum.osdev.org/memberlist.php?m ... le&u=15743 (0fb1d8)

I've come across a few other teenagers, too.

Don't forget me

My Cpcdos OSx kernel (booted in usb) with 3D hardware&CPU rendering (Directly on screen pointer for this video) in FreeBasic/C/C++14. The 3D graphic engine was wrote in c++11 by my friend



With some bugs..

RAM utilization over 30000%?

RAM utilization over 30000%?

Oups it's int/long conversion problem, I will correct this, thank you

Yeah, and -63254% of dark RAM
Anyway, pretty nice operating system!

Aha!
Thank you