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willing to join someone's OS

Post by nekros »

If anyone wants me to join there operating system project I am willing to do so. If you want to join mine(which has mostly nothing done except for port io, kprint).

I want to join an Operating system that is developed to the point where it has a console, task loading( at least ).

I can't really say how well I am at programming, but I have a few years experience with C and asm.
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Post by piranha »

I'd like that when my kernel becomes more advanced......
But right now it's just a little project I have.
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Well, I want to join an OS that expects or hopes to be Used in the future.
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Post by Combuster »

nekros wrote:Well, I want to join an OS that expects or hopes to be Used in the future.
Ask Brendan :)
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I'm not looking, but what skills do you have?
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Post by octavio »

nekros wrote:Well, I want to join an OS that expects or hopes to be Used in the future.
Mine is used in present be me.
Most people here is searching somebody to make a team to develop their own projects, you are the first i see that offers to work in another project.
Why you don't take a look at some Oses to find the one you like more?
You can start by my web page :)
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Post by pcmattman »

My OS will soon be able to be self-hosting. Just a few more days worth of coding to get my FS drivers working properly and a lot of testing to go :D.
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Exclaim kind of intrests me :D I'd like to help create a driver interface.

Edit: Exclaim is very much like Linux, I want to work on a non-unix-like OS.
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Post by lukem95 »

if you want to work on a driver interface, why not do so, then post the results.

if its good enough you may get many OS's implementing it. i don't have a driver interface yet, so it would be of use to me
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I'll do that. :D
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Post by JamesM »

If you get a decent enough driver spec up, we at project Pedigree will implement it.

If it's good enough.

And if it can be marshalled into a C++ object easily.
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I'll be using my OS as a test for the interface.
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Post by lukem95 »

just out of interest, how do people manage their drivers at the moment?

there must be a fair few people with microkernels here
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nekros wrote:Edit: Exclaim is very much like Linux, I want to work on a non-unix-like OS.
Not anymore, I'm redesigning it ;) But I'll still have a POSIX interface available
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I take it because you want GCC and other unix programs?
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