What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
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What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
Quite a few members here have written hobby OS's.. Each usually have fairly neat ways of doing things.
So what does your OS look like? CLI/GUI?
Please post a Screen Shot of your OS running in an emulator like bochs/QEMU/VMware or even on real hardware if you'd like
This would be a good way to show everyone how your OS is progressing..
Here is my silly test OS running my CPUID code.. (QEMU on OpenBSD+Blackbox)
EDIT: Removed 2015: Imageshack replaced all links with spam.
(Someone hit me if this is the wrong topic.. but its a way to share ideas)
So what does your OS look like? CLI/GUI?
Please post a Screen Shot of your OS running in an emulator like bochs/QEMU/VMware or even on real hardware if you'd like
This would be a good way to show everyone how your OS is progressing..
Here is my silly test OS running my CPUID code.. (QEMU on OpenBSD+Blackbox)
EDIT: Removed 2015: Imageshack replaced all links with spam.
(Someone hit me if this is the wrong topic.. but its a way to share ideas)
Last edited by Brynet-Inc on Fri Aug 28, 2015 8:34 pm, edited 1 time in total.
Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
Hi,
Here's a screenshot of the previous version of my OS booting, showing it's CPU detection:
And here's a screenshot of the version before that, after doing hardware auto-detection:
As you can see I've got a lot of code to port to the newest version. For me, applications (like the CLI and GUI) are a useless distraction until I've got the kernel working exactly how I want it.
Cheers,
Brendan
The newest version still needs a huge amount of work, but here's a screenshot of it booting from a headless diskless machine:Brynet-Inc wrote:Quite a few members here have written hobby OS's.. Each usually have fairly neat ways of doing things.
So what does your OS look like? CLI/GUI?
Here's a screenshot of the previous version of my OS booting, showing it's CPU detection:
And here's a screenshot of the version before that, after doing hardware auto-detection:
As you can see I've got a lot of code to port to the newest version. For me, applications (like the CLI and GUI) are a useless distraction until I've got the kernel working exactly how I want it.
Cheers,
Brendan
For all things; perfection is, and will always remain, impossible to achieve in practice. However; by striving for perfection we create things that are as perfect as practically possible. Let the pursuit of perfection be our guide.
This is DexOS, running a CLI program:
DexOS IDE
This is a shot of DexOS GUI.
DexOS IDE
This is a shot of DexOS GUI.
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Hello, It's quite simple.bluecode wrote:edit: How do the image tags work? Link to the trac wiki is in my signature. You'll find 3 screenshots there.
[ img ]http://domain/path/to/image.png[ /img ]
(Without the spaces )
You can upload images at any free image hosting site or your own site if you want to use your own bandwidth.
http://imageshack.us/ -- Is fairly good..
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This is a screenshot of my new copy utility that i just got compiled.. it worked first go!! i'm still in shock
edit: well the image tag thing didn't seem to... here is a link instead
http://flickr.com/photos/spix/278355511/
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I don´t like this method. The link you provided for upload images don´t accept a simple png 8bpp file.(format unsuported)Brynet-Inc wrote:Hello, It's quite simple.bluecode wrote:edit: How do the image tags work? Link to the trac wiki is in my signature. You'll find 3 screenshots there.
[ img ]http://domain/path/to/image.png[ /img ]
(Without the spaces )
You can upload images at any free image hosting site or your own site if you want to use your own bandwidth.
http://imageshack.us/ -- Is fairly good..
On this forum is more simple to upload.
http://board.flatassembler.net/forum.php?f=13
As for the screen shoot visit my page.