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 Post subject: Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
PostPosted: Wed Jun 07, 2017 10:39 am 
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klange wrote:
New wallpaper and new weather widget icons:

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In my eyes, your OS is the best looking, next to Maxdev1's Ghost OS

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 Post subject: Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
PostPosted: Wed Jun 07, 2017 1:43 pm 
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For the love of God, please stop quoting large chunks of texts/images. A simple mention (e.g. @klange) is absolutely sufficient.

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I found myself a new desktop background.
Please let your desktop icons enter 2017. Thanks!

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 Post subject: Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
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I also have a new wallpaper. What's to prevent me from posting in my favorite thread? :P
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Seriously, though, sometimes posting here can be addicting.

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 Post subject: Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
PostPosted: Thu Jun 08, 2017 6:21 am 
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For the love of God, please stop quoting large chunks of texts/images. A simple mention (e.g. @klange) is absolutely sufficient.

Sorry :oops:

I just happen to not delete things in my replies :mrgreen:

I'll try to remember

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 Post subject: Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
PostPosted: Thu Jun 08, 2017 10:20 am 
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omarrx024 wrote:
I also have a new wallpaper. What's to prevent me from posting in my favorite thread? :P
[img]lol[/img]

Seriously, though, sometimes posting here can be addicting.


Very modern looking indeed. Can you please add support for anti-aliasing?

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Can you please add support for anti-aliasing?

It's a bitmap font, so probably not any time soon. Anyway, the GUI isn't really my priority for now as it's mostly capable of doing what I need, and I'm working on networking. :)

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Next major step of my OS development: a web browser.
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Still not going to try it on an actual page delivered by HTTP, as I barely support enough HTML tags, so for now I'm using a demo HTML page just for testing. Anyway, the underlying system has full support for HTTP and TCP/UDP/IP with sockets and such, and provides drivers for RTL8139 and i8254x NICs.

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window moving test. (also my first post here :) )Image


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onur wrote:
window moving test. (also my first post here :) )


Welcome to OSDev, the nicest community on the internet!

That is a cool-looking OS, by the way.

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Bruuuuuhhhhh.

Your work over just the last few months is so impressive that I literally just signed in for the first time in ages just to write the word 'bruh'.

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MajickTek wrote:
onur wrote:
window moving test. (also my first post here :) )


Welcome to OSDev, the nicest community on the internet!

That is a cool-looking OS, by the way.



thanks for warm welcome :)

My os it quite a new project. As a young user mode programmer I can say it is amazing to code in the low level (thanks to OSDev). what you're doing is crazy! cool desktop managers, ported softwares, web browsers etc. I hope I can write an actually cool os in the future


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omarrx024 wrote:
Next major step of my OS development: a web browser.
--snip--

Still not going to try it on an actual page delivered by HTTP, as I barely support enough HTML tags, so for now I'm using a demo HTML page just for testing. Anyway, the underlying system has full support for HTTP and TCP/UDP/IP with sockets and such, and provides drivers for RTL8139 and i8254x NICs.


I have to agree with jojo, that is some fabulous progress.

onur wrote:
window moving test. (also my first post here :) )


That is crazy looking! How long did it take you do this? :D

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 Post subject: Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
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Octacone wrote:
omarrx024 wrote:
Next major step of my OS development: a web browser.
--snip--

Still not going to try it on an actual page delivered by HTTP, as I barely support enough HTML tags, so for now I'm using a demo HTML page just for testing. Anyway, the underlying system has full support for HTTP and TCP/UDP/IP with sockets and such, and provides drivers for RTL8139 and i8254x NICs.


I have to agree with jojo, that is some fabulous progress.

onur wrote:
window moving test. (also my first post here :) )


That is crazy looking! How long did it take you do this? :D


Thank you, I am not satisfied with this looking but things are just get started Actually i have only 2 blank windows :D. They will get beter.

It took me approximately 2-3 months to get here from 0. most of the code ported from tutorials and open source projects and also have limited number of drivers.

I just implemented a window z-order function and a close button. changed the wallpaper as well. it looks like this now:Image

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