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

[RharryR]

Did a bit of messing with the boot screen this morning, and got this. Any how, off to school

[abcdef4bfd]

U365 on Bochs. See that cool text in the bottom

why i can not open your website? I want see your source code, have you put your code on github?

Oh, yes. gitlab.com/bps-projs/U365/tree/testing. My website is down

[ablakely]

Here's mine so far.

[cheapskate01]

Here's mine so far.

I'll hand it to you, you can make elementary OS work, and that earns my respect. I couldn't get it to do well for the life of me.

[ablakely]

I'll hand it to you, you can make elementary OS work, and that earns my respect. I couldn't get it to do well for the life of me.

I like it so far, been using it for about two years on my second computer. When my Macbook gave out, it became my main OS. But linux isn't anything new to me, been using it for going on 8 years now.

[abcdef4bfd]

U365 is now on real hardware!

[abcdef4bfd]

And on my development PC too,

[dseller]

The current state of ttOS!

And showing off my directory listing code:

P.S. Yes there is a memory leak

[max]

Made the mounted ramdisk filesystem writable, cross-compiled NASM and made it assemble some stuff

[glauxosdever]

Hi,

Made the mounted ramdisk filesystem writable, cross-compiled NASM and made it assemble some stuff

I'm wondering, don't you have stdio redirection? Like this:

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echo "mov eax, 1337" > test.asm
echo "mov ebx, eax" >> test.asm

Regards,
glauxosdever

[max]

I'm wondering, don't you have stdio redirection? Like this:

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echo "mov eax, 1337" > test.asm
echo "mov ebx, eax" >> test.asm[/quote]
Hi glauxosdever,

I have not implemented it in the terminal as I have pipes and did not see the need yet. The "read" and "write" commands do basically the same that the redirect operator would do for files. :P

Greest,
Max

[abcdef4bfd]

Made the mounted ramdisk filesystem writable, cross-compiled NASM and made it assemble some stuff

Very cool OS!

[grsan]

Hey, so I have been working on my os for a short time, there is very little to see. However, I have implemented basic commands, and I am working on a hex editor. File system coming soon, but for now, this is what it looks like:





Whew. I sure do hope it turns out well.

[Ycep]

Hey, so I have been working on my os for a short time, there is very little to see. However, I have implemented basic commands, and I am working on a hex editor. File system coming soon, but for now, this is what it looks like:





Whew. I sure do hope it turns out well.

Nice GUI, but i think you made it very strange. You shrinked the terminal so much. And, i think is best to make GUIs graphical. Take a look at Windows 95;.
Now just imagine how bad it could look in text 80x25 mode. I think that your next step to your OS is VGA or simplest graphics driver. Cool work, for now . If you wish to continue with hex editor and FAT, there is one tip:don't make TUI shells.

[max]

Made the mounted ramdisk filesystem writable, cross-compiled NASM and made it assemble some stuff

Very cool OS!

Thank you friend!