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

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8infy wrote:Thanks, fixed :)
Hmm where is the link? I don't see it, also want to have a look :)
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Awesome! And a fair warning to me; I don't like hard work. :mrgreen: Well, I get frustrated, is all.
Cyao wrote:Hmm where is the link? I don't see it, also want to have a look :)
Try holding shift or control while reloading, or click this: https://iili.io/H3lcNRf.png
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eekee wrote:Try holding shift or control while reloading, or click this: https://iili.io/H3lcNRf.png
Ahh I thought Octacone wanted to say the link to the project XD didn't know that he ment the photo
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Cyao wrote:Ahh I thought Octacone wanted to say the link to the project XD didn't know that he ment the photo
Oh, now you mention it, I think I might be wrong lol!
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An operating system written in C#. source is on my github. :lol:
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nifanfa wrote:An operating system written in C#. source is on my github. :lol:
I like your style! :) And you've obviously come a long way with it.

I see you're using toasts. I have a love-hate relationship with toasts, :mrgreen: though really, the 'hate' part comes from health issues. I have to keep all notifications at arm's length.
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First progress with UI :)
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This is the first operating system implemented by myself. I encountered many problems in the process, and I found the answers here. Thank you very much. :D
I hope to continue to improve it.
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New:
- Display settings dialog
- Can dither to direct color surfaces
- Cirrus support
- EHCI support
- Process viewer
- Can force quit processes
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Great progress, Gigasoft! Your GUI is great and supporting dithering is a nice touch. Our OS's are at about the same stage, I think. The last thing I've worked on is a process manager.
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Did some improvements on graphics. Write combining was huge, and pre-rendering the font was further improvement.

Accelerated graphics is a tempting, but scary, prospect.
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I've been away from this forum for about 11 years and my OS project has been on hold while i put my time and effort into other projects.

After thinking i'd lost my OS stuff in a catastrophic raid failure last year, i found a copy of it on my old netbook and decided to carry on with it again.

In the last two months ive added:

AHCI support
TCP/UDP and IP stack and RTL8139 driver
Graphics drawing commands
a ton more BASIC interpreter stuff including floating point support
and, changed bootloader from hydrogen to limine

Thought i'd share here :)
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I've set out on a journey to port a proper browser to Managarm somewhere in 2021. It has been a long time, with serveral browsers tried, but in the end we made it. I'm typing this post from within Managarm, using WebKitGTK. It's a milestone I never thought we would reach. While not all sites load, for example, youtube and discord are hanging somewhere, and video playback is borked too, something with gstreamer we think, it's good enough for this and many other sites. Of course, there is a screenshot attached here, made from my host and uploaded from my host to a server of mine for usability reasons. We plan on fixing that too eventually.

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Dennisbonke wrote:I've set out on a journey to port a proper browser to Managarm somewhere in 2021. It has been a long time, with serveral browsers tried, but in the end we made it. I'm typing this post from within Managarm, using WebKitGTK. It's a milestone I never thought we would reach. While not all sites load, for example, youtube and discord are hanging somewhere, and video playback is borked too, something with gstreamer we think, it's good enough for this and many other sites. Of course, there is a screenshot attached here, made from my host and uploaded from my host to a server of mine for usability reasons. We plan on fixing that too eventually.

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bravo, good luck ^^)) and looks pretty well ...) those errors you can fix ; main thing is the thing is working )
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Dennisbonke wrote:I've set out on a journey to port a proper browser to Managarm somewhere in 2021. It has been a long time, with serveral browsers tried, but in the end we made it. I'm typing this post from within Managarm, using WebKitGTK. It's a milestone I never thought we would reach. While not all sites load, for example, youtube and discord are hanging somewhere, and video playback is borked too, something with gstreamer we think, it's good enough for this and many other sites. Of course, there is a screenshot attached here, made from my host and uploaded from my host to a server of mine for usability reasons. We plan on fixing that too eventually.
This is a really fantastic accomplishment. Is there a build available with WebkitGTK ready to go? I'd love to poke at it!
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