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

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Whoa, I'm lagging behind :(

I'm impressed, congrats :D
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That, is truly an amazing achievement. I still have to start my development (for the third time). Congratulations on getting Quake to run
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Once more: that's the best hobby operating system I've ever seen. Congratulations, and keep up the fantastic work!
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Congrats! I assume you ported SDL to your gui system to get quake running?
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Martijn wrote:I assume you ported SDL to your gui system to get quake running?
No, I just implemented yaOSp specific video functions in Quake :)
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Very well done, giszo! You're currently the envy of a lot of us.
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Fantastic work giszo!
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This is what I have so far... not really that much. The drivers are just classes inheriting an abstract one. I use two members - maxver, minver to keep track of how many changes I did to a specific driver (as you can see, IDE and VFS are just added :P ).

The command interpreter also doesn't do much, I'll be focusing on it the next few days.
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Hi,

this is my os!!

I'm working on VFS, in that screenshot i'm trying to read some files!!!
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finarfin wrote:Hi,

this is my os!!

I'm working on VFS, in that screenshot i'm trying to read some files!!!
good work :D
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Here is my os project. Its a realmode os with 2 modes of operation. These is running in "Kernel mode".

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@easion

I don't understand. Is that an actual OS running in ring0?
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earlz wrote:@easion

I don't understand. Is that an actual OS running in ring0?
:)netsurf It's a user-state program, so running under ring3.
But Netbas OS Kernel is an actual OS, running in ring0.
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Microsoft is not going to like that... You basically ripped together vista graphics (you thief)
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