Sendla OS

stevenup7002 · Post by **stevenup7002** » Thu Oct 13, 2005 11:00 pm

Name: Sendla Operating system

Team: Motron software

Link: http://motronsoftware.com

Description:

Sendla OS is an os specifically designed to have major stability, it is also designed to be able to run: Windows programs, Mac os programs, Linux programs, DOS programs, Beos programs, Unix Programs and many more. Sendla OS is designed to have major security systems running and an included antispyware engine, We are also making 3 modes with it ( Begginner, Advanced and Command) The beginner mode will help new users check their email, play a game of cards, and maybe browse a few websites, and write a document, Whilst the advanced mode will have administrive options to change, add drivers and install new programs, along with the command mode which will be like the MS DOS prompt in windows. The beginner mode will also feature a jargon buster to help beginners with error messages. These are what we have planned for the os, but for now we are mainly focusing on the kernel. If you are interested in developing with us, or have any queries, please contact me via MSN messenger on: [email protected] or [email protected] ,

If you have anymore suggestions for sendla os we'd love to hear from you.

-stevenup7002

earlz · Post by **earlz** » Fri Oct 21, 2005 11:00 pm

It has or it is going to have?

and double posting is bad for your health, it will give you lung cancer

stevenup7002 · Post by **stevenup7002** » Thu Oct 27, 2005 11:00 pm

Thanks for the grammar pointer, and I dont see this as a double post.

ssriganesh · Post by **ssriganesh** » Sat Nov 19, 2005 12:00 am

Hi,
Is this OS developed or planning to develop??
I would be glad to associate with it as I myself am a developer of an RTOS.

Regards

stevenup7002 wrote:Name: Sendla Operating system
Team: Motron software
Link: http://motronsoftware.com
Description:

Sendla OS is an operating system designed not to crash, It will have great features for ease of use such as: a GUI, Compatibillity to run windows, mac and even linux apps, Compatibillity for alot of filesystems. And completely Jargon free.

Any programmers in C or assembler are greatly needed

-stevenup7002

stevenup7002 · Post by **stevenup7002** » Mon Jan 02, 2006 12:00 am

I made a new description^^^

Oh and SS, you never apear to be online on msn messenger, could you please come online? And if any of you know akiria, could you please ask him to get in touch with me, because I have no record of him being online since the 10th of October.

Mastermind · Post by **Mastermind** » Sun Jan 15, 2006 12:00 am

Hi, I would like to help out with the OS. I have already posted in your other topic about my programming skills so far. I think that I could make some applications and help with the features of the OS.

binoy_jayan · Post by **binoy_jayan** » Sat Jan 21, 2006 12:00 am

I am a graduate from India and is greatly interested in kernel development.

I am currently indulged in developing an os but the problem is that don't know how to program bare IBM -PC hardware. Therefore I am forced to stick to BIOS interrupts to do the same; which also prevents me to use protected mode.

If you can help me out in this; please reply in this forum or mail me at

[email protected]

JAAman · Post by **JAAman** » Sun Jan 22, 2006 12:00 am

what is it that you need to know how to use?
most of the basics are well documented many places

try: [url=http://www.nondot.org/sabre/os/articles]
OSRC[/url]

binoy_jayan · Post by **binoy_jayan** » Wed Jan 25, 2006 12:00 am

Thanks to Jonathan for that useful piece of info.
I got to know about a lot of thing about PCs which i didn't even dreamed of while using BIOS interrupts.

Binoy

stevenup7002 · Post by **stevenup7002** » Wed Jan 03, 2007 8:30 am

Hey, its been a year, I know. But I released the source code for sendla. We have open arms to contributors and people who want to work for motron. Its been released under the gpl so feel free to use it for your own OS.

It is here: http://motronsoftware.com/sendla/wiki// ... ource_Code

Peace,
-Steven

pulsar · Post by **pulsar** » Thu Jan 04, 2007 1:45 pm

i do read few dozen times about how to post, but i couldn't help. I was greatly disappointed when i saw the code for show drive. since it's gpl'ed i could use the code right here.

Code: Select all

void showdrive(char drive[255])
{
int driver;		
		/* Show Drive code goes here error return variable is  driver */
		if(driver==1)
		{
			puts("Error: Drive doesnt exist\n");
		}
		else if(driver==2)
		{
			puts("Error: Drive could not be read or is in use\n");
		}	
}

I had the impression that he completed, may be he is just starting now...

Candy · Post by **Candy** » Thu Jan 04, 2007 5:03 pm

I would add "realism" to the list of items, possibly removing a few other items that are in conflict with that. You're a group of three guys, none of which appears to take the function of "programmer", "developer" or anything similar, and after a year of work you release a total source code package of around 20 files. Those are either very few of the abovementioned features or very unmaintainably large files.

stevenup7002 · Post by **stevenup7002** » Fri Jan 05, 2007 7:48 am

Thanks for the replies. Yes the code is incomplete, but it is not finished yet. Show drive doesnt have the floppy driver to be able to show the drive yet. These are simply just placeholders for the functions so that we dont have to do them later. Youll be happy to hear that the floppy driver is being worked on right now.

Dont worry, theres more to come,
-Steven

anon19287473 · Post by **anon19287473** » Wed Mar 21, 2007 2:05 pm

stevenup7002 wrote:Name: Sendla Operating system

Team: Motron software

Link: http://motronsoftware.com

Description:

Sendla OS is an os specifically designed to have major stability, it is also designed to be able to run: Windows programs, Mac os programs, Linux programs, DOS programs, Beos programs, Unix Programs and many more. Sendla OS is designed to have major security systems running and an included antispyware engine, We are also making 3 modes with it ( Begginner, Advanced and Command) The beginner mode will help new users check their email, play a game of cards, and maybe browse a few websites, and write a document, Whilst the advanced mode will have administrive options to change, add drivers and install new programs, along with the command mode which will be like the MS DOS prompt in windows. The beginner mode will also feature a jargon buster to help beginners with error messages. These are what we have planned for the os, but for now we are mainly focusing on the kernel. If you are interested in developing with us, or have any queries, please contact me via MSN messenger on: [email protected] or [email protected] ,

If you have anymore suggestions for sendla os we'd love to hear from you.

-stevenup7002

Jesus christ you must be good. Why is it everyone insists that there operating system run every piece of software ever written. I mean, POSIX is great, but BeOS, Mac AND MANY MORE. Why? You must be able to code on a LOT of platforms. Well, good luck with your endevour, you'll need it.

stevenup7002 · Post by **stevenup7002** » Wed Mar 21, 2007 2:26 pm

Thank you

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