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Lukand wrote:

trolly wrote:this is how my os looks now

it's written almost entirely in freebasic (and a little bit assembly for the init, and the interrupts bootstrap)

Doesn't it copy a little bit of Classic Macintosh, huh? Anyways, great.

Yeah, i copied the platinium theme from mac os 8 haha, but it will be skinable. if you have design idea for the window decoration, you are welcome

Tupai (formerly Thoth) has reached a stage I'm satisfied with. It has a very simple command prompt, and... Snake!

I'm quite happy with how it looks, and the internals are *mostly* satisfactory.

zesterer wrote:Tupai (formerly Thoth) has reached a stage I'm satisfied with. It has a very simple command prompt, and... Snake!

I'm quite happy with how it looks, and the internals are *mostly* satisfactory.

tupai-0.png

Holy Sh*t! This prompt looks exactly like the one I am working on right now. I didn't have enough time to post it, but if you see it don't get surprised. I guess we are not that unique after all. Great job!

octacone wrote:

zesterer wrote:Tupai (formerly Thoth) has reached a stage I'm satisfied with. It has a very simple command prompt, and... Snake!

I'm quite happy with how it looks, and the internals are *mostly* satisfactory.

tupai-0.png

Holy Sh*t! This prompt looks exactly like the one I am working on right now. I didn't have enough time to post it, but if you see it don't get surprised. I guess we are not that unique after all. Great job!

I'm confused... What exactly is unique about that prompt?

I know it's not much, but at least I can show something
My os is booting from various sources (BIOS, EFI, disk/ROM etc.), it has a kernel bss and an utf8 compatible kprintf for lfb (using a PSF2 file).

bzt wrote:I know it's not much, but at least I can show something

Unless these are fake messages, it's by far more than most of the postings in this thread

octacone wrote:Holy Sh*t! This prompt looks exactly like the one I am working on right now. I didn't have enough time to post it, but if you see it don't get surprised. I guess we are not that unique after all. Great job!

Well, I did try to base the look and feel off the Linux kernel as much as I could. Perhaps I'll add an ASCII art splash screen...

Basic OS Huge Milestone Update:
•New Shell Theme, much more minimalistic, without too many colors
•Internal Code Improvements, fixed many bugs
•First Ever Storage Device Driver, pooling method (for now), ATA driver type, not completed, early version

Here is something that I am really proud of:

Looks great!

Kevin wrote:Unless these are fake messages, it's by far more than most of the postings in this thread

No, they are definitely not See for yourself, the code is opensource and hosted on github.
https://github.com/bztsrc/osz

Maybe it's more advanced than most of the postings here but frankly I'm hasitating to call it a kernel as interrupts are not working and there's no user input of any kind... yet

octacone wrote:Basic OS Huge Milestone Update:
•New Shell Theme, much more minimalistic, without too many colors
•Internal Code Improvements, fixed many bugs
•First Ever Storage Device Driver, pooling method (for now), ATA driver type, not completed, early version

Finally you are listening to my words... I understand how much happiness you get by seeing your sector-device finally working.
I debugged floppy for 2 months... And after all that time I found out that problem was one single sign (sign !).

Lukand wrote:

octacone wrote:Basic OS Huge Milestone Update:
•New Shell Theme, much more minimalistic, without too many colors
•Internal Code Improvements, fixed many bugs
•First Ever Storage Device Driver, pooling method (for now), ATA driver type, not completed, early version

Finally you are listening to my words... I understand how much happiness you get by seeing your sector-device finally working.
I debugged floppy for 2 months... And after all that time I found out that problem was one single sign (sign !).

Yeah, I was really really happy. I know what it feels like to have a bug you can't solve. I was having an issue with reading data, it was an easy fix but took me two days to figure out.

catnikita255 wrote:Looks great!

Thanks!

My dynamic loader is mostly working.



There's still a bunch of work to do, but it's sufficiently functioning to get an application with several dependencies loaded. Something's not initializing correctly in Cairo, but freetype, libpng, and my own libraries seem to be working okay.

(PS: The clock thinks it's 30 Nov because of a VirtualBox bug...)

Amazing.

Updated look , it's a little bite more like "motif"

the screenshot shows the icon editor and the open file dialog