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Hi! I am announcing my OS. I already announced this OS a while back...but I am doing it again.
I now have a website too: http://seaos.bravehost.com/
There is one major changes since the last time I announced this project:
1) I gave up on my kernel, and will use the Linux kernel as a base.
There are some more, but they are to minor to list.
I have a new idea for my OS: It will have AI at the OS level.
piranha wrote:
There is one major changes since the last time I announced this project:
1) I gave up on my kernel
The thing with most OS devers is that they:
1. spend a lot of time with the kernel
2. except something half baked
3. give up
The æBIOS (advanced-extended BIOS) Project which I am starting now is an attempt to provide a functional 32 bit protected mode (long mode planned for the future) bios (kernel?) to support a hobby OS.
And naturally, unlike everybody else's, yours isn't going to be half-baked. "Advanced Extended BIOS." How many lines of source code have you got which might help justify that description? Or is it just hot air? There is a remark on one of the Wikis, or is it OS News, about people who write a boot sector, and having done that think the rest will be easy. In reality most never get beyond the boot sector stage. So until you are well passed that stage, rein in your ego, and stop using adjectives like "half baked", when the authors of those "half baked" kernels are probably way ahead of you in developing a working OS.
you'll call this AI ?, nearly every operating system has this features but this isn't real artificial intelligence , I would say don't try to stick to hard on this thing in developing your operating system you will have to bother with a lot of other things *g*
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?, nearly every operating system has this features but this isn't real artificial intelligence