OS Community. Read this. ArgonOS cancelled.

[ArgonAquila]

Update-3: Looks like I am a failure. I wish I didn't announce early. I'm literally ruined my life. You can take my organization whatever you want.
Blue eagle apologizes to OS Community for wasting their time. I failed to attract people for my project. You can TAKE my Project because I know C# but lazy to do it.

Also one more thing:

using System;
using Fucktard.Aquila;
using ArgonOS.boot;

namespace fail
{
class ArgonAquila
{
public static void main(String[] Args)
{
Console.WriteLine("Farewell. -ArgonAquila");
System.Power.Shutdown();
}
}
}

Update-4: I think I am tired of messages. Anakis' message is %77 true.

There is also misunderstanding here. I was starting the collaboration because OS making = collaboration = announcing. Also I apologize for ruining yours life and myself. I am just thinking about my future project whatever cancel or not. I was just trying the true way but I made this public because I just wanted. No one even fulfilled my repo. That is a failure. I wanted to be together but I failed.

Farewell, for the last time,

-ArgonAquila

Update-5: 4 Months after failure, I regret making wrong decisions and learning partial C and No Assembly. Looks like I need to learn computer science and completing C then learning rust. Also I dont need to learn assembly.

Also I see the changes made after my mistake. I am 17 year old Turkish OS interested boy who has a mind of building Operating System. Well I need experience to build my own tools to build my OS during university.

Also why are you still looking at my post? Leave this post at once!

Please,

-AquilaHycanithum

[zaval]

sounds like a success story.

[nexos]

Going to the repository gives me a 404 not found error. Have you made the repository public?

[iansjack]

I note that the MIT Licence would allow to to relicense my work and claim copyright on it.

Your only design choice to date is not one that tempts me.

[ArgonAquila]

Going to the repository gives me a 404 not found error. Have you made the repository public?

Mate I did but then I deleted it because NO SOURCE CODE. Also I am not ready to make this open source yet.

[ArgonAquila]

I note that the MIT Licence would allow to to relicense my work and claim copyright on it.

Your only design choice to date is not one that tempts me.

Thanks but MIT is better than Copyleft. I wanted to use Copyleft but GPL v3 is very extremist. I planned LGPL v3 but its weak but extremist. So I chose MIT for 2022.

[ArgonAquila]

sounds like a success story.

Thank you.

[iansjack]

If you're not going to make the code, which doesn't exist, open source then you've lost my interest.

But I wish you the best of luck in getting someone to write an operating system for you.

[ArgonAquila]

Update Update!

I am now sharing my GitHub team for Development. You can join here:
https://github.com/ArgonOS-Team

[nexos]

Coding an OS is very difficult. I recommend learning C or Rust and Assembly language well to develop an OS. Also, develop an app before making an OS so you have experience. You should read the theory and skim the Intel manuals. You should do this even if you just want to lead the project.

[ArgonAquila]

Coding an OS is very difficult. I recommend learning C or Rust and Assembly language well to develop an OS. Also, develop an app before making an OS so you have experience. You should read the theory and skim the Intel manuals. You should do this even if you just want to lead the project.

Fine. So you can join my team ArgonOS? You can help me while I learn C# and write C with unix like feature. Then I will complete it.

[PeterX]

You are kind of doing everything wrong that could be done wrong in OS dev:
- You can't code, not even applications
- You want others to do the coding for you
- You want to be able to use commercially (edit: proprietary) what other have written (Ok, there are other OS projects that do so, too)
- You rush in instead of learning step by step with patience
- You try to be a project maintainer/admin without experience

Greetings
Peter

[ArgonAquila]

You are kind of doing everything wrong that could be done wrong in OS dev:
- You can't code, not even applications
- You want others to do the coding for you
- You want to be able to use commercially (edit: proprietary) what other have written (Ok, there are other OS projects that do so, too)
- You rush in instead of learning step by step with patience
- You try to be a project maintainer/admin without experience

Greetings
Peter

Mate.

I am just announcing my project for future. Instead of helping, you are insulting me. I am just knowing C# and Java. I understand code but you call me noob. I'mkuı literally disappointed. Peter. Please don't hate me but I am not an idiot for this. If I was an idiot then I was unrealistic. So why don't you write code for me instead of calling me "You dont know code and you suck dumbass LOLOLoLOLOL". I just want you to help my project until I finally start to enhance it.

I know how to write software. I am planning to make a game so I can finally Code for operating system. Dont call me moron.

Also I have changed my mind to make it Open Source. I am 17 year old not a 8-10 year old.

AND I AM NOT AN IDIOT, TRASH AND FAILURE! YOU JUST THINK I AM!!

Besides this Richard Stallman did the same. He announced GNU project to start activism. I want my dream come true so I announce my project.

I have experience dude. I read code from other open source projects and I understand them. But I am going to be in college entrance exam so I have to delay this project.

I am going to develop a game so that I have to enhance it.
Dont forget that people needs assistance when he needs help.

I hope I mentioned everything.

Sincerely,

-ArgonAquila

[iansjack]

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So why don't you write code for me?

Give me one reason why anyone should write code for you.

Comparing yourself to Stallman, who developed the GCC is not an acceptable reason.

[PeterX]

And here you make another failure. I didn't insult you. It was just critique. Instead it is you who throw in insults.
I doubt you get far with this attitude.

And You DO underestimate OS dev, I think.

And I am not who/what keeps you from writing a totally great OS. It is you.