I think it still looks stoleneasion wrote:what about the new theme?
from Ubuntu/gnome Clearlooks. Is your OS open source?BTW, congratulations! Your OS seems very professional. Having so much apps ported must be great.
Cheers,
Gonzalo
Netbas os 0.30 released
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Re: Netbas os 0.30 released
from Ubuntu/gnome Clearlooks. Is your OS open source?BTW, congratulations! Your OS seems very professional. Having so much apps ported must be great.
Cheers,
Gonzalo
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Re: Netbas os 0.30 released
it just modify from Clearlooks-Xfce-Colors.gzaloprgm wrote: I think it still looks stolen
Gonzalo
http://www.xfce-look.org/content/show.p ... tent=90384
part of the code is open source.
that can download from following address:http://groups.google.com/group/netbas/files
Re: Netbas os 0.30 released
I believe the DooM Source code is available freely (that is, for modding purposes and without the original audio library). If you want, Chocolate Doom is an implementation of the original DooM source code using SDL. If you want information on the file format, there are enough editors that will share their source code. Among the '.wad' readers you'll find that XWE (eXtended Wad Editor) and SLumpEd are probably the most popular.MessiahAndrw wrote:Do some research on ray casting (very simple technique used for rendering early one vertical level 3d games) and the Doom file format. You won't have any gameplay or AI, but you'll be able to walk around the doom map and have access to all the Doom map tools and implement your own game on top of that!Troy Martin wrote:Know any that are written in 16-bit assembly?
EDIT: to clarify, I'm looking for a 16-bit assembly DooM, not a 16-bit assembly game of any kind. I'm really a FPS fanatic.
I played too much (G)ZDooM...
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OP, tried your OS in qemu and it works fast, but screen does not get redrawn.
Look at attachment.
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Gzaloprgm
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Re: Netbas os 0.30 released
I think the program has died, this version is still very unstable.gzaloprgm wrote:OP, tried your OS in qemu and it works fast, but screen does not get redrawn.
Look at attachment.
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Gzaloprgm
Re: Netbas os 0.30 released
I didn't believed, I downloaded and tested a little under qemu, whouuh, this amount of work is impressive.
Tell us more about your os:
What kind of kernel it has?
Do you took some piece of code from others?
Will it be open source?
Why do you coded that?
Tell us more about your os:
What kind of kernel it has?
Do you took some piece of code from others?
Will it be open source?
Why do you coded that?
OS for PowerPC Macs: https://github.com/narke/Einherjar
Operating system: colorForth computing environment for x86.: https://github.com/narke/Roentgenium
Operating system: colorForth computing environment for x86.: https://github.com/narke/Roentgenium
Re: Netbas os 0.30 released
It's developed 6 years, Monolithic kernel ,and not based on an other kernel.narke wrote:What kind of kernel it has??
yes. please see livecd.iso /readme.txt file.narke wrote:Do you took some piece of code from others?
sorry,netbas os is currently closed source .narke wrote:Will it be open source?
just for fun.narke wrote:Why do you coded that
I'm sorry for my bad english.
thx!