Pointing People in the Right Direction

[AJ]

Hi,

Just found a great site (someone linked on #osdev) for pointing people in the right direction: http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=Operating+System+Development .



Cheers,
Adam

[pcmattman]

That's really quite cool! Thanks for posting

[Troy Martin]

Okay, now that's just awesome. We should use that in noob topics

[AJ]

I should perhaps point out that the link is just for fun and the idea isn't that every newcomer gets pointed there indiscriminately

Cheers,
Adam

[Colonel Kernel]

Shrek, if you're going to write .NET code to drive a search engine, it really ought to be http://www.live.com.

[DeletedAccount]

Hi,
Sorry deleted the post . There is a remote possibility that I may cause trouble , so why take chances . Its a worthless little piece of code which i wrote quickly .

Regards
Shrek

[Solar]

That is so brilliant, I feel like crying.

[DeletedAccount]

Oh Solar , don't mention it . { Hands over a tissue paper for wiping your tears }

Regards
Shrek

[01000101]

neat site.

weird, it says I'm the first person to push the little green array next to osdev.org in Google, that can't be right.

[Craze Frog]

The problem is that it leads people back here.

[frank]

That might be a good idea if the info they seek is already on the site somewhere. The on site search is sometimes less than perfect. Or you could try adding " -osdev.org" to the search string.

[pcmattman]

The problem is that it leads people back here.

http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=Intel+Manuals
http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=GRUB+Error+13+ ... .osdev.org
http://www.lmgtfy.com/?q=rodata+site:+wiki.osdev.org

Operating System Development is merely an example