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

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Shady wrote:Reason in english: I stopped development, because it (xenonos) works in 16-bit real mode of processor (big real exactly). IMHO this is fail way. Now, Im write new version of XenonOS (i think to rename it :) ), which will works in protected mode.
It's true that a 16-bit real mode OS, it's not great. But your OS is very different from what I have seen before: it has
a nice GUI. At least, this first OS allowed you to learn many things. And if you write the same in 32-bit protected-mode,
it would be better.
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Here's my OS,called Kotux(Kotuxguys Own Tiny Unix )
I'm not that far into development,as i dont even have interrupts or a fs.I do have kprintf,kputs,and kputc though.
Anyhoo,here's the screenshot of Kotux under QEMU.
Screenshot-QEMU (Kotux-0.1.1).png
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This is what my 64-bit system looks like at the moment.

I have almost finished the most basic part of the system (Parsing of the required ACPI tables, SMP/IO-APIC/LAPIC initialization, Paging, Heap management, and handling of ISR IRQs). I'm currently cleaning up the code and eliminating bugs. A lot of the code needs to be expanded when I get further into the development, but it's all working for now (except from a very annoying bug in my IRQ handling code!).

It's the first system I've ever written from scratch (almost) all by myself, so I'm quite happy with the result so far :) But it still needs massive amount of work..
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Here are some shots of my OS, IRONWOOD. Not much going on in the screenshots, much more happening in the background.

One note, I have absolutely no intention of making this a POSIX compliant operating system. There are just too many of those out there. Besides, nobody but me will be using it ;)

Here's one in basic text-mode.
Text Mode
Text Mode
Another, this time switched to 1024x768 SVGA "text mode". Shows the same info as above.
SVGA Mode
SVGA Mode
When I took this one, I was fleshing out the VFS. So, I was testing the loading of a raw image from a FAT32 hard-disk. I doubt very much that I will ever get Half-Life 2 running on Ironwood :P
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SollerOS:
I apologize to the creater of Solar_OS. When I started this project I had no idea there was another similarly named OS (although Solaris sounds similar as well).
Anyways I just added alpha blending to my GUI so I wanted to show it off:
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And in the spirit of previous posts:
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My very extensible, stable but text-mode only kernel is really starting to pale in comparison to some of these. :(
But then I wonder, how many of you are James T. Klik?
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Hi ,
My real mode os :) running paratrooper . i have written a pmode os as well ,but that's not quite worth showing :mrgreen:

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Thomas wrote:Hi ,
My real mode os :) running paratrooper . i have written a pmode os as well ,but that's not quite worth showing :mrgreen:

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Awesome. Looks like my KLF dalek :P

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Hi,
Thanks! Please forgive my ignorance,what's a KLF dalek?

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Thomas wrote:Hi,
Thanks! Please forgive my ignorance,what's a KLF dalek?

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Thanks!
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It saddens me when people don't get Dr.Who references, what kind of world do we live in? how is that even remotely acceptable!?
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Brynet-Inc wrote:It saddens me when people don't get Dr.Who references, what kind of world do we live in? how is that even remotely acceptable!?
I got it, I just didn't feel like saying anything. :mrgreen:
Amazing show, by the way.

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this is off topic so dont bother reading this if u dont want to. but i believ the OP should recieve an award for making a post with the most views on osdev, i just noticed the 60000+ views. its a great thread, i hope on posting images for both my projects later in he future
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GhostXoPCorp wrote:i just noticed the 60000+ views
It's 70,000 views now.. :shock:
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