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Posted: Thu May 01, 2008 8:23 am
by 01000101
Sensei = master. He was being sarcastic.
ahh yes, FMA now all makes sense. :lol:

random yes, i know.

Posted: Thu May 01, 2008 8:36 am
by inflater
piranha wrote:So, please explain why it's crap?

-JL
I expected a bit more new features and bugfixes in 0.02 (it looks kinda a fork of first Linux, so it could be a little more advanced), SeaOS0.01 doesn't differ... maybe it's the curse of google's motto "release early, release often".
Also because your kernel/OS has been restarted X times with no result at all. A waste of time? :?
Brynet-Inc wrote:English is a language full of a colloquial phrases/slang
My native lang is beautiful and has, I think, more than English, but that doesn't matter now. I posted "Could you restrain from using your flowers of speech?" because I didn't fully understood
JamesM wrote:not just a superficial glance before you bring out the beating stick
but I got the point.

Regards
inflater

Posted: Thu May 01, 2008 8:46 am
by piranha
Also because your kernel/OS has been restarted X times with no result at all. A waste of time?
First Try: Got it kindof working. Stopped due to: I couldn't figure out MM, and didn't have much time to give it a good shot. I also got too hung up with graphics.

Second Try: Wasn't really a try. I wasn't programming my kernel, I used an existing one and created an INIT process for it in experimenting with an actual OS.

Third: This one. It has been going well, and the setbacks I can get over. This is an actual attempt.
My OS isn't the only one that has restarted.

It's not a waste of time, it's my hobby. The nature of hobbies is that generally in this sense they take a little while. Up till now, I was the only one working on it.

EDIT: You do realize that this is only a beta version?

-JL

Posted: Thu May 01, 2008 4:44 pm
by iammisc
inflater wrote: So? His OS is a crap, is it wrong to say it? :roll:
Yes it is wrong to say it. Everyone's OS is crap at one time or other. Remember when you wrote that first "Hello, World!" OS? That was crap too.

Posted: Thu May 15, 2008 1:46 pm
by stevenup7002
I think we have a problem.. it drew a square instead of a rectangle :lol:

Posted: Fri May 16, 2008 4:54 pm
by piranha
What do you mean?

-JL

Posted: Fri May 16, 2008 10:38 pm
by chezzestix
It does draw a square rather than a rectangle under Virtualbox.

Crits:
-Your missing the echo command. :( That is always the first thing I look for in an OS because it amuses me soooo much.

-Half the time under VirtualBox the command line will come up and then it will output "[Kernel] Idle\n"* causing the cursor to show up without the sea$ prompt. Probably just a Virtualbox quirk though.

-The lack of a flashing cursor led to much confusion for me being primarily a dos user (out of the command lines). The first time I started it up I sat there for a minute or so waiting for a long log of actions like linux does. Then when that wasn't happening I became annoyed and banged on the keyboard only to realize that sea$ was the prompt I was looking for. I would suggest a flashing cursor until the user starts typing to be nice to us DOS users. Just a suggestion though.

*'\n' being the symbol for newline in C++

Posted: Fri May 16, 2008 11:58 pm
by piranha
A square is a rectangle, isn't it? :wink:

The code specifies a square I think.

Ok, flashing cursor, got it!

The kernel idle message is a scheduling issue, it happens occationally to me.
Thanks,
-JL