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Would anyone like to start a new os?
Posted: Fri Nov 08, 2002 9:44 am
by jcout_bsi
Would anyone with good ideas for an operating system like to join the EvilOS Crew? No code created yet... need help...
Re:Would anyone like to start a new os?
Posted: Fri Nov 08, 2002 6:04 pm
by Tom
A good Idea would be to change your OS's name :-X...
Re:Would anyone like to start a new os?
Posted: Fri Nov 08, 2002 6:56 pm
by K.J.
Hehe, yeah, change the name. You don't want people to think it's like MS Bob.
K.J.
Re:Would anyone like to start a new os?
Posted: Fri Nov 08, 2002 9:40 pm
by elias
lol. and btw, im pretty sure everyone on this baord IS making their own OS. your most likley not gonna create anything anyone will use. the whole idea is to write one and learn more about them and PCs, and its pretty much a hobby. unless anyone out there is actually creating an OS they think ppl will use? correct me if im wrong
Re:Would anyone like to start a new os?
Posted: Sat Nov 09, 2002 3:34 am
by venkatp
yah i would like to join in OS development
Re:Would anyone like to start a new os?
Posted: Sat Nov 09, 2002 6:00 am
by Berserk
you are wrong, i plan on my os being used (after a few years of hard work)
trust me, you'll see my work on the shelf next to Windows one day, anything is possible.
Of course, when i do put Microsoft out of business, i will remember all the help i got from my forum buddies ;D
& you never know, let this be a message to everyone on this forum, NEVER FORGET, ANYTHING IS POSSIBLE & also, most billionares - start off with almost no money ;D
If you work hard, you'll get there!
Good luck to everybody.
P.S. Evil OS is a horrible name, maybe you should actually make the OS then think of a name (or make most of it) It'll give you time to think of a name. Good luck on your OS!!
Welcome to the new world, where int means interrupt.
& there's brain teasin stuff like mov, ax mov, this mov, that bla bla blah!!! etc.... the crap goes on. But you'll get there, when i started off (a month ago) i didnt know squat, but look at me now, i am talkin like a pro (kinda) just ask the pro's on this forum & they'll find a way!!
trust me.
Good luck again, and may the source be with you, always..
Cya, Ciao, Adios, Goodye, Adios Amigos ...etc...
ciao
(You'll get there, just work hard)
Re:Would anyone like to start a new os?
Posted: Sat Nov 09, 2002 7:28 pm
by Tom
I don't plan on my OS even taking over BeOS. FritzOS is for education.
If anyone likes it....that's ok....but i'm not conserned about what happens to my OS now.
You should be worried about makeing it [the OS]first.
Re:Would anyone like to start a new os?
Posted: Sat Nov 09, 2002 8:00 pm
by elias
wow. am i the only hobbyist OS programmer out there? besides, havnt you guys heard and the hurd? its a new OS being created by dennis ritchie, the inventor of C and UNIX, and its suposed to be better than linux, although in terms of you guy swriting a better OS than windows, i dont doubt you. well keep at it, im not trying ot crush your dreams, i jsut thought everyone here was just writing an OS for fun, at least thats wat im doing, and as for names, im naming mine eliax, even thought i dont care if its postix compatible
Re:Would anyone like to start a new os?
Posted: Fri Nov 15, 2002 10:04 am
by jcout_bsi
It is a hobbie... I Just want to take it a little farther. I want people who enjoy writing code to join me and people who like what i have to be able to use it.
Re:Would anyone like to start a new os?
Posted: Fri Nov 15, 2002 12:31 pm
by Schol-R-LEA
elias wrote:
wow. am i the only hobbyist OS programmer out there? besides, havnt you guys heard and the hurd? its a new OS being created by dennis ritchie, the inventor of C and UNIX, and its suposed to be better than linux, although in terms of you guy swriting a better OS than windows, i dont doubt you. well keep at it, im not trying ot crush your dreams, i jsut thought everyone here was just writing an OS for fun, at least thats wat im doing, and as for names, im naming mine eliax, even thought i dont care if its postix compatible
I think you are confusing
GNU Hurd, which is Richard Stallman's UNIX clone (and the primary purpose for the GNU Project) which is finally seeing the light of day some twenty years after he began work on it. He'll have to give his Golden Vaporware Club membership key back to to Ted Nelson and Alan Kay, I guess.
The
two Lucent Inc. (formerly Bell Labs) operating systems which Ritchie is working on are
Plan 9 and
Inferno. The former isn't exactly new; Release 1 was issued in 1993, contemporary with the Linux 0.99.x kernel. The big change is that, whereas it had been proprietary, as of Release 3 it is now open source. Release 4 was issued this past summer, I think. See the
Plan 9 FAQ for more details.
Inferno is more recent, but it primarily targets the embedded market, and is not open source, though you get a copy of the source code as part of the a $100/yr subscription fee (and no per-unit royalties, unlike, say, WinCE).
Re:Would anyone like to start a new os?
Posted: Sat Nov 16, 2002 6:19 am
by Carlson
Yes, I would like to join the team
Re:Would anyone like to start a new os?
Posted: Tue Nov 19, 2002 10:11 am
by jcout_bsi
If you would like to join please send me e-mail at
[email protected]
Thanx
Re:Would anyone like to start a new os?
Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2002 11:15 am
by jcout_bsi
The name has changed to PowerBox... Reasons for changing it are unknown to me (Even though i changed it... ;D) if anyone would like to join please e-mail
[email protected]
Re:Would anyone like to start a new os?
Posted: Mon Dec 09, 2002 11:21 am
by pskyboy
I to am developing my OS in the hope of creating something that might get used. At the moment i am just doing it to see what it ends up like but i am including all feature i want to see in an OS and i think other people would like, in the hope that when i finish it, if its any good other people will want to use it.
Peter
Re:Would anyone like to start a new os?
Posted: Mon Dec 16, 2002 6:05 am
by CyberMan
;D ;D ;D I would like to join the team, because i have bug with my OS and I don't have time to understand why. Send me a e-mail:
[email protected]