What does your OS look like? (Screen Shots..)

[phredreeck]

Wow. I think ToaruOS is, with Visopsys and Solar_OS, one of the best hobby OSes I have seen.
@sortie: I like the look'n'feel of your windows! It reminds me some old Hydrogen OS' GUI prototypes!

[abcdef4bfd]

Haven't been posting a lot lately, but oh well. Here's the current state of ttOS, now with graphics mode .

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I love that interface.

[abcdef4bfd]

I used a couple of hours to hack up a basic terminal emulator for my gui prototype thing now that I have proper pseudoterminals.



It's not quite on par yet with that other hobbyist system whose desktop environment I ported, but it's getting there.

This. Is. Awesome. Your OS is good in both graphics and internals. Your OS and ToaruOS are the BEST hobby OSes ever made.

[Agola]

Just ported binutils and gcc, finally self hosting Except arg passing is crazy buggy

[sortie]

Woot!

[Agola]

Woot!

I couldn't get what did you mean, sorry

Also your window design and system internals are really cool, just wanted to say

[sortie]

Woot!

I couldn't get what did you mean, sorry

I'm just making an excited sound to say that I think you did something really cool.

Also your window design and system internals are really cool, just wanted to say

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Thanks!

[abcdef4bfd]

Just ported binutils and gcc, finally self hosting Except arg passing is crazy buggy

A. W. E. S. O. M. E. Self-hosting, woohoo!

[Agola]

Just ported binutils and gcc, finally self hosting Except arg passing is crazy buggy

A. W. E. S. O. M. E. Self-hosting, woohoo!

Is it self-hosting really? Just afraid I used "wrong term" (I hope I didn't )

GCC and Binutils works on Agola, they are both configured with --host=i686-agola --target=i686-agola, can compile code and link (except a small linker bug)

So am I self hosting really?

[abcdef4bfd]

Just ported binutils and gcc, finally self hosting Except arg passing is crazy buggy

A. W. E. S. O. M. E. Self-hosting, woohoo!

Is it self-hosting really? Just afraid I used "wrong term" (I hope I didn't )

GCC and Binutils works on Agola, they are both configured with --host=i686-agola --target=i686-agola, can compile code and link (except a small linker bug)

So am I self hosting really?

If you can compile your OS under itself then you are.

[Agola]

Yay! Then I'm self hosting. Got so happy I just compiled /test.c under my OS

Code: Select all

#include <stdio.h>

int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
  printf("Simple test...\n");
  printf("Argc is: %d (Should be 2)\n", argc);
  printf("Argv[0] is : %s, Argv[1] is: %s, Argv[2] is: %s\n", argv[0], argv[1], argv[2]);
  printf("Program will end, after calculating abs (999 - 1000) : %d", abs(999 - 1000));
  
  return 0;
}

[crunch]

Lots of inspiration in the last couple posts... I gotta get cranking on my project again. I've been porting everything over to x86_64

[abcdef4bfd]

Yay! Then I'm self hosting. Got so happy I just compiled /test.c under my OS

Code: Select all

#include <stdio.h>

int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
  printf("Simple test...\n");
  printf("Argc is: %d (Should be 2)\n", argc);
  printf("Argv[0] is : %s, Argv[1] is: %s, Argv[2] is: %s\n", argv[0], argv[1], argv[2]);
  printf("Program will end, after calculating abs (999 - 1000) : %d", abs(999 - 1000));
  
  return 0;
}

I want to wake up one day and realise that I ported GCC and Binutils last night

[sortie]

I added a lot more features to my user-space terminal emulator and show off some of my more interesting recent developments. Look closely for sneak previews of what's coming up.

[Agola]

I added a lot more features to my user-space terminal emulator and show off some of my more interesting recent developments. Look closely for sneak previews of what's coming up.

That is (Crazily Cool!)™