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Hi all

I am looking for [color=#FF0000]NON-PAYED[/color] programmers to work on my os with me. I want people who know how to create MBR, bootsectors, kernals, gui, etc. I am planning to use NASM. So i want NASM experts. I would love you to a great part of chnaging the face of operating systems

You can send me a E-mail @: [email protected], make sure you have "prog_job" in the subject so it does not get deleted by my spam filter

not to be rude, but how many OS developers do you think are willing to drop their own projects and sacrifice large amounts of time and pay to help someone cover the basics? I am all for team projects and helping others, but it usually comes with a price of some sort. I would suggest developing the basics, and get something presentable that could provide the base for something that requires a team effort. If people see that you are creating something worth-while, you will find yourself in a much better position.

Good luck anyways.

if anyone has the time or not working on a project that is

From time to time topics like this pop up, they don't end well.... especially if you fail to offer any enticing reason to drop their own projects.

"chnaging the face of operating systems" isn't appealing either, for one, you didn't even take the time to run your post through spell check.

PatrickV wrote:Hi all

I am looking for NON-PAYED programmers to work on my os with me. I want people who know how to create MBR, bootsectors, kernals, gui, etc. I am planning to use NASM. So i want NASM experts. I would love you to a great part of chnaging the face of operating systems

You can send me a E-mail @: [email protected], make sure you have "prog_job" in the subject so it does not get deleted by my spam filter

This is hopeless. This is the N+1th time somebody tried this. If you feel you have a reason to be different (and *search* the previous ones before answering!) tell me in PM.