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

[easion]

it's just a theme for internal test, what about follow? you are not friendly.

http://gnome-look.org/content/show.php/ ... ent=108946

http://xfce-look.org/content/show.php/R ... tent=61186

http://www.skyos.org/?q=node/640

[Thomas]

@easion : Fantastic work!. Hats off
--Thomas

[Nathan]

Finally my first screenshot of my OS:


It's really on the beginning, I still need to implement the support for PS/2 Mice, but my OS will be like Mac OS Classic(don't have any type of command -line).

I hope you've appreciated!

Best Regards,
Nathan Paulino Campos

[f2]

my OS will be like Mac OS Classic(don't have any type of command -line).

It is the first choice I have made for my OS. This is a good choice, but I have finally switched to a Win 3x
interface: no taskbar, no menu bar on top, just icons for minimized windows.

I wish you good luck with your OS.

Tommy

[xvedejas]

In porting (rewriting really) my OS to 64-bit, I decided to use Grub2 to do the dirty work for me. I know it's not really a screen of my own OS but here's Grub2 booting it;

The actual OS is nothing to look at yet

[Andr3w]

it's not really a screen of my own OS but here's Grub2 booting it;

Well, at least you have a nice logo.

Finally my first screenshot of my OS:
.. Screenshot ..

It's really on the beginning, I still need to implement the support for PS/2 Mice, but my OS will be like Mac OS Classic(don't have any type of command -line).

Good luck with your OS. Do you plan the GUI to run in text-mode?

-- Andrew

[davidlougheed]

Here is mine. 16bit, written in NASM. No name yet. I was sorta tired, and wasn't thinking straight, so I 'putpixel'ed every singel pixel of the letters. That weird 3x3 thing in the bottom left hand corner is it's logo. A logo, but no name

[Firestryke31]

Here's a screenshot of my kernel initializing itself. I just implemented the task manager, and here it is setting up a new task, switching to it, running it (the green 1), then falling flat on it's face as it tries to switch to it again (everything after). I'm so proud!

[0x90]

On behalf of the United Nations, I demand that you release the CPU immediately!

[Firestryke31]

I shall, once it has given me the secrets of multitasking! Muahahaha!
I am pretty sure it's a stack problem, and I need to improve my task setup code. I also need to implement threading, but I figured multithreading would be an easy extension to multitasking. My task manager also doesn't support switching rings yet.

[Creature]

I shall, once it has given me the secrets of multitasking! Muahahaha!
I am pretty sure it's a stack problem, and I need to improve my task setup code. I also need to implement threading, but I figured multithreading would be an easy extension to multitasking. My task manager also doesn't support switching rings yet.

Same here, got multitasking (and multithreading) working once, but since I redesigned a lot of stuff and changed the way paging is handled, it keeps messing up (think it's the stack too). I dropped it for now but I hope to get it working in the future.

[IanSeyler]

Latest sceenshots of BareMetal OS. QEMU is emulating a 64 processor system.



The "hellosmp" program tells each processor to print a message.



Getting a list of files on the hard drive, using some other built-in CLI commands (64-bit register dump), and running a basic Hello World app.

[Artlav]

The Aprom project, a nomad OS currently drifting from text and GUI:



Towards 3D and flashing: (EDIT: png)

[dak91]

Towards 3D and flashing

cool!

[xvedejas]

Artlav: is it possible you could re-upload your 3D image without the jpeg compression? I would look a lot better then