Re: When your OS goes crazy - Screenshots
Posted: Fri Jan 15, 2016 11:40 am
Looks like you need to check how your VGA entries are constructed.cheapskate01 wrote: I have no Idea how to fix it. No matter what I do, the background is green.
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Looks like you need to check how your VGA entries are constructed.cheapskate01 wrote: I have no Idea how to fix it. No matter what I do, the background is green.

Is this a screenshot for ants?cheapskate01 wrote:
My failure to add a clear screen function :/
I have no Idea how to fix it. No matter what I do, the background is green.
cheapskate01 wrote:
My failure to add a clear screen function :/
I have no Idea how to fix it. No matter what I do, the background is green.
Thanks for telling me, but I can't install it on Manjaro(Arch x64) for some reason installation fails every time. :/Roman wrote:That's GitHub Atom. Probably with the default theme.
Yes, I am using Github Atom with default theme on elementary OS (don't use it, so many bugs make it unsuitable for use). It works with all of the Ubuntu derivatives I've tried. I want to switch to bsd but the lack of drivers and support for stuff kills methehardcoreOS wrote:cheapskate01 wrote:
My failure to add a clear screen function :/
I have no Idea how to fix it. No matter what I do, the background is green.
Great screenshot dude, btw I really really love the look of your text editor. I see you use linux and what kind of a theme is that is there any way to download that editor? I really want to know.
Really? I've got it installed on elementary OS, and it works without a hitch. Almost no use without at least a dozen plugins, but it works fine.cheapskate01 wrote:Yes, I am using Github Atom with default theme on elementary OS (don't use it, so many bugs make it unsuitable for use).
Huh. Must've been my old computer parts. I've just upgraded, but the lack of support for even some old stuff deters me from using their OS.BaconWraith wrote:Really? I've got it installed on elementary OS, and it works without a hitch. Almost no use without at least a dozen plugins, but it works fine.cheapskate01 wrote:Yes, I am using Github Atom with default theme on elementary OS (don't use it, so many bugs make it unsuitable for use).
That effect would actually be cool for a filter in photoshop or whatever.cmpxchg64 wrote:
That's the result of transfering 5 2/3rds 24-bit pixels via the SSE movdqa into the framebuffer. The 24-bit pixel format is the most tricky one to get right, innit?
beatiful,good job!apamment wrote:
It doesn't look all that crazy, but it is driving me crazy. The clock app won't run after wallpaper app. Somewhere I'm corrupting memory for sure.