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

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

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Milestone! Bash running on my os. :)
Very nice.
Branch 0 of my kernel can almost do that, but I'm not working on that...making a simple GUI for my main kernel...(branch 1).

When it's nearing completion for version 0.01 I'll post it.

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Congrats Craze Frog! Can we expect to see some cool bash scripts now? :)
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samoz wrote:Congrats Craze Frog! Can we expect to see some cool bash scripts now? :)
Nope, I don't have a filesystem yet.
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Can't wait to see the file system then! Congrats again on the bash port!
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Note that the Bash port was by Martijn (and me as well ;)), not Craze Frog.
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Yep, I think someone got us mixed up there. I'm not anywhere near a bash port, in fact I don't want one.
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I'm just designing my own shell instead since I'm in rmode and I want next to nothing to do with C. Although having a set of C include files for TBOS to cross-compile with Turbo C or BCC would be quite nifty!
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Well, this is my OS.

Contains:
- FAT filesystem
- Memory manager
- PCI scanning
- HDD driver

It does not yet have paging and multitasking.
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well, here's some shots of my 'phantom' OS. :roll:
I've posted screenshots before, but I thought I'd give a little update.
You get the point of the menus, I didn't think I needed to take individual shots of the various menus lol. btw, the UI is still very new.

There is more debugging info on the main shot, but I didn't feel like creating two images lol.
I'll get around to getting real cam shots of it running with the filter soon, I need some batteries. :)
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Post by Troy Martin »

Yay E, some screenies, clap clap!

Actually doesn't look half bad.
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Horizon's (Codename LikeOS) SVGAGUI (VESA) running in a VMWare Workstation
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I like the look, even though it might not be a Vista look (which you can hardly expect) it's still clean and simple. I'd show you my GUI, but it isn't working correctly yet (I don't even have a mouse yet ;)).

01000101's OS looks good except that there.. is.. too.. much.. green..!
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Nice GUI thar, nikos, and welcome to the forums.

Over here, TBOS is still in text mode with no FAT12 writing driver. Would love to be able to write a PCnet-Fast II/III or Intel PRO/1000 MT driver though!
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Here's a screenshot of the initialization screen that I've just repolished (the old one was too classic):

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Solar_OS, the latest Source Editor with code collapsing, syntax highlighting and code properties/browse window.

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