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ORIGINAL THREAD: http://forum.osdev.org/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=18763
POLL ENDS AT 17. January 2009, 17:15 CET

Since Troy had some problems configuring the poll, I've tried to create a separate topic for the poll. Pick your vote. The first three winners will be listed here.
The prize is (N/A, please discuss!)
Good luck.

P.S.: Don't vote for yourself please.

//edit 11.January 2009: One week has passed already, disabling poll re-voting as you had enough time to pick your winner.

POLL ENDED! Here are the winners:
1. Dex
2. 01000101
3. Zenith

Congrats all winners, better luck next time, jbu.

Regards
inflater

To make it easier to find stuff, A copy of the list of entries:

Entries:

• Troy - |)emOS, a tiny little one-letter command shell: http://forum.osdev.org/viewtopic.php?f= ... 24#p145124
• inflater - TinyD0S, a minature DOS-EXE launcher: http://forum.osdev.org/viewtopic.php?f= ... 60#p144953
• zeroflag - A limited BASIC-like interpretive language: http://forum.osdev.org/viewtopic.php?f= ... 72#p144972
• E (01000101) - Fallout 3 terminal interface clone: http://forum.osdev.org/viewtopic.php?f= ... 38#p145238
• Zenith - Snake game: http://forum.osdev.org/viewtopic.php?f= ... 34#p145234
• Dex - CD player with alarm clock: http://forum.osdev.org/viewtopic.php?f= ... 78#p144776
• jbu - A little OS with sector handling of some kind: http://buje.free.fr/512b/k05.zip
• cippo: BrainF**k interpreter: http://forum.osdev.org/viewtopic.php?f= ... 75#p145349
• Jacobbus -"Jacqeline" (looks like a monitor of some kind): http://forum.osdev.org/viewtopic.php?f= ... 29#p144829

Can we set up a prize of some source? I don't know if there's a such thing as an OS development prize... And we sure as hell can't give Dex and the other super-developers code xD

What about a prize of random bits of old (or new) hardware so they can test their OS on them. People could just add something to the pool and then send it to an address chosen by the winner

s.k.e.t.c.h.y. =)

I vote for no prize.

01000101 wrote:s.k.e.t.c.h.y. =)

I vote for no prize.

Likewise, but with a twist.

<Alboin donates 100 invisible tokens, redeemable nowhere, owning absolutely no value, and having no physical manifestation anywhere.>

Okay, now who doesn't want to WIN!? These tokens are *awesome*.

I'll donate to anyone who plays WoW on the Shu'Halo server as a Horde character 25 gold. 5 for second place and one free instance run (under lvl 45) for third.

The cost on shipping would likely out value the cost of the parts at your local dump (walmart.)

Hi,

Yesterday I had 5 vote, now I have only 4. What happend?

lmao. last time I checked I had one vote.
Now I have 5.

zf: Obviously someone changed their vote

inflater: shouldn't set up the poll to allow vote changing in the future

what does the CDplayer with clock? nothing for me. and if i look in the code, it doesn't play any CD. why everybody voted it? if i would know more asm, i would make a BMP viewer. or some nifty VBE thing.

Yeah, changeable vote is definitely not a good idea.

I enabled it because you could change your opinions, since there are 9 entries and one may be better than the another. And since you've already had the time to choose, only non-voters ATM are now able to vote.

shiner wrote:what does the CDplayer with clock? nothing for me. and if i look in the code, it doesn't play any CD. why everybody voted it? if i would know more asm, i would make a BMP viewer. or some nifty VBE thing.

If the above does not work, use this link http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=0mJt5VF5_1s