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

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A "test" bsod from my kernel..

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I specially like the "clown supprise" :)
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I havnt posted in this thread for awhile. Sense I have been rewriting my OS from scratch the past few months I decided to post updated screen shots here.

These are the currently released screenshots. Its a very modular microkernel design. Its been updated a little bit sense the images were released. I am still trying to find a good UI layout [Looks to much like Windows right now].

Bootloader menu and kernel debug/error screen.
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cg123: I really like the humor inside of your system :D

*This might be my last post in this thread. I release images in my first link, so please feel free to click the link to view updated images if you are interested.

Alot of nice systems in this thread, keep them going! :D
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thomasnilsen wrote: I specially like the "clown supprise" :)
Me too ! :)
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AcessOS just after it's finished booting into the shell (I'm planning to port Bash when I can figure out how to compile it)
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Pebble boot screen revamped. A bit inspired by Nuclix, but I also have a classic detailed boot log on another virtual console.
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Hydrogen OS, when it crashes. :(
That's what happens when I completely rewrite my OS, and nothing works!

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Our compiler is finally able to handle Attributes and thus we're now able to use In/Out via Native.In(port) and Native.Out(port, value).
So I've tried to read the current date & time:
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raghuk wrote:Pebble boot screen revamped. A bit inspired by Nuclix, but I also have a classic detailed boot log on another virtual console.
Screenshot-QEMU (Pebble).png
I was browsing through this topic and thought "hmmm, looks like mine but with smaller borders and less bloated than mine." Nicely done :) NucliX is actually now called Dynamix and was partually rewritten but the loading screen is still exactly the same (apart from the logo):

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Hydrogen OS boot screen.
There's nothing more simple ... :wink:

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Cool!!! What resolution is that? VGA 640x480x16 colors?
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raghuk wrote:Cool!!! What resolution is that? VGA 640x480x16 colors?
No. It is 640x480 in 65536 colors.
The boot screen is displayed after the video mode selection mode. If I choose 1280x1024 in 65536 colors, I obtain that:
http://tommy.planet.free.fr/img/24072009_0001.png.
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Are you using a VESA mode?
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Karlosoft wrote:Are you using a VESA mode?
Yes. 640x480 up to 1600x1200.
I'm trying to implement widescreen modes, such as 1280x800 or 1440x900.
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XD so it can run well on EEEPCs :D
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I'm trying to implement widescreen modes, such as 1280x800 or 1440x900.
1280 x 800 is my resolution and I get excited to find an OS that supports it.

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