os is near finish
os is near finish
with fat tui and a programmng library, my "starting" os is near finish. i should have it to you guys some time soon, you may like it, you may not. i just hope it makes a good impresssion
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piranha
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Re: os is near finish
Operating Systems are never, ever near finish. Have you ported it to existing architectures yet? Is it self-hosting? What can you actually do that it useful with it?
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Re: os is near finish
He does call it a "starting" OS, so perhaps it has some set goals aside from "one OS to rule them all," and he's close to accomplishing those goals. Not everyone intends to port their OS to alternative architectures either. Let's just sit back and wait to see what the OP has to show us.piranha wrote:Operating Systems are never, ever near finish. Have you ported it to existing architectures yet? Is it self-hosting? What can you actually do that it useful with it?
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Hear hear!quok wrote:He does call it a "starting" OS, so perhaps it has some set goals aside from "one OS to rule them all," and he's close to accomplishing those goals. Not everyone intends to port their OS to alternative architectures either. Let's just sit back and wait to see what the OP has to show us.
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Re: os is near finish
Then maybe the OP could shed some light as to his end goals... or maybe make his post a little less vague.
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That will be easiest when he comes back01000101 wrote:Then maybe the OP could shed some light as to his end goals... or maybe make his post a little less vague.
I wish I could add more texSolar wrote:It keeps stunning me how friendly we - as a community - are towards people who start programming "their first OS" who don't even have a solid understanding of pointers, their compiler, or how a OS is structured.
Re: os is near finish
Yeah... this is a pretty pointless thread...
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Troy Martin
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Re: os is near finish
Bored man is bored.
I wish I could add more texSolar wrote:It keeps stunning me how friendly we - as a community - are towards people who start programming "their first OS" who don't even have a solid understanding of pointers, their compiler, or how a OS is structured.
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I came here hoping to see if it really is possible for that end point to be seen...to get some of that much needed encouragement thats sometimes eludes us.
...and I found this.
Great.
...and I found this.
Great.
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lol nice....holypanl wrote:I came here hoping to see if it really is possible for that end point to be seen...to get some of that much needed encouragement thats sometimes eludes us.
...and I found this.
Great.
oh, and does this nearly finished os have a gui? just curious
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Re: os is near finish
yes... minor, but with aurora which may be next week ,expect alot more. i have already released 1.8, check it out
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flyingdoodltartz
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Re: os is near finish
well that's good 
. half the OSes don't have gui . (cough cough mine 
(cough yet))
. half the OSes don't have gui . (cough cough mine (cough yet))"I don't take advice from freshmen in high school" - when your programming, age doesn't matter
"if you think your running fast, run faster." - track coach
"Back in my day, I had a pimped out ride." - physics teacher
"if you think your running fast, run faster." - track coach
"Back in my day, I had a pimped out ride." - physics teacher
Re: os is near finish
you started, your fine. it just take a little more time to get everything understood. mine is just simple char printing.
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Can't wait to see the final result! Good luck finishing it off!
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I wish I could add more texSolar wrote:It keeps stunning me how friendly we - as a community - are towards people who start programming "their first OS" who don't even have a solid understanding of pointers, their compiler, or how a OS is structured.