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zaval
 Post subject: Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
PostPosted: Mon Jun 26, 2017 11:24 am 
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No offense, but, isn't that kinda not OS development anymore? That is simply user mode application development.

don't be jealous, maybe somewhen you will be having your own TCP/IP stack done too. :P
Graphical Subsystem and Networking - are the biggest challenges for OS development. Are the most complicated "devices" for OS to manage.

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 Post subject: Re: What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)
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loaded a user app and my windows are not blank anymore, yeay ! hope someday in the future I will be doing cool things like omarrx024 :lol:
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onur wrote:
loaded a user app and my windows are not blank anymore, yeay ! hope someday in the future I will be doing cool things like omarrx024 :lol:


That is seriously awesome. And all I have is a very simple command-line (shell is at https://GitHub.com/MajickTek/QWERTYSH)

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MajickTek wrote:
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(shell is at http://www.GitHub.com/MajickTek/QWERTYSH)


Fancy looking color scheme btw! :wink:

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I haven't posted for a very long time. Just showing off some work on my tiling window manager for Fudge.

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Fancy looking color scheme btw! :wink:

The screenshot was taken on macOS Sierra (10.12). The shell itself is very cross-platform (still being improved locally, with support for VT-100 escape sequences). The VT-100 version will probably be integrated into the kernel of MajickOS only.

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Jezze wrote:
I haven't posted for a very long time. Just showing off some work on my tiling window manager for Fudge.


Looks nice and professional. I did not know you are still active in this scene. Keep up the good work!

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I haven't posted for a very long time. Just showing off some work on my tiling window manager for Fudge.


Please tell me that it was not by sheer coincidence that you decided to include 'Alt-J' as a key combo.

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Jezze
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Antti wrote:
Looks nice and professional. I did not know you are still active in this scene. Keep up the good work!


Thanks Antti! Yeah I'm lurking here from time to time.

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Please tell me that it was not by sheer coincidence that you decided to include 'Alt-J' as a key combo.


Haha didn't think of that. I do like the band though :)

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I am so jealous of you all.

Tupai, now on it's 6th rewrite, can properly load, parse and mount an initrd into the filesystem. I have multi-threading and physical memory mapping working, and I'm close to having ring-0 processes & elf loading working. The OS works on i386 and amd64, and is in the process of being ported to the Raspberry Pi.

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petya wrote:
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By far the best meme I saw within a week :D
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petya wrote:
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This made my day. May I have a download?

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petya
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cheapskate01 wrote:
petya wrote:
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This made my day. May I have a download?

Not yet.

Another screenshot:
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petya wrote:
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Tilde is having a hearth attack... :P

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