The logo is already done btw the idea is: Bootloader in assembly x86 the kernel is in C a mono-kernel implementation of unix system implementation of the windows kernel and the osx without bloat
no windows, only tilling as a gui fuck bash, we will use fish
We're not going to give this shit to you for free for you to profit from
Tyler Phillips
>implementation of the windows kernel Go grab the ReactOS code, then proceed to kys
Jeremiah Diaz
That looks pretty good actually, what theme is that?
Carter Cruz
OH BOY, IS THIS THE NEW TOX? OH BOY, TIME FOR 500 THREADS OF INFIGHTING ABOUT MARKETING
Justin Butler
>It's not open-source That's where this whole thing failed as a "community project", atleast for me.
Christopher Evans
You can't have others develop software unless they have full access to the same source code as you. If you want to make something that's "not open source", you should still be using git, just with a private repository. That said, you will also need to give people a reason to contribute if you want to make the source code all to your own. Will you be paying us?
Easton Moore
dont use package managers package managers are for cucks who dont run .exe's off of media fire
Jace Howard
i remember this user reporting on his OS in every DPT, and then it blew up on hackernews and now he's too good for us
Jordan Fisher
>unix implementation of windows kernel Imagine being this retarded
Levi Cox
>make me a os so i can profit form your work
Ryan Edwards
>The logo is already done btw Well that's half of the job done then
David White
Serenity user is still in /dpt/ every now and then but he got a job and stopped NEETing
Ryder Gonzalez
>The logo is already done btw Typical Linux priorities. Now leave the GUI to the last.
Nicholas Barnes
why does world need another carbon-copy of unix?
Charles Wood
>x86
lol
ARM or get out
Juan Powell
If you've never wrote an OS before, then start with UEFI unless you want to fucking suffer
// Author : user // Date : 6/7/19 // Filename : kernelcode.c #include
int main() { printf("Let it be known that OP is a faggot."); return 0; }
Please add it to the kernel OP! :3 UwU
Ian Bennett
Unironically TempleOS's features are so fucking revolutionary it's mind blowing.
Unix is for teletype terminals and mainframes.
Think actual personal computers. We should be mashing up the useful stuff from Temple and Plan9
Hudson Richardson
EFI version:
// Author: me // Date: 6/7/19 // Filename: kernelcodeefi.c #include #include int main(void) { ST->ConOut->OutputString(0x0F, L"Let it be known, that OP is a massive faggot."); return 0; }
>Unironically TempleOS's features are so fucking revolutionary it's mind blowing. such as? I acknowledge that unix is trash is nearly every way, but I failed to notice anything *revolutionary* on TempleOS.
I'll bite the bait: * gui, bash/fish - you are thinking too high for now * windows kernel - good luck, Reactos is in making for a looong time and not anywhere near finished product. Also * osx - ok, kernel itself is opensource, userspace is not * impl. of Unix or something similar - sure * monolithic kernel - wouldn't micro or hybrid be better/easier to do without the budget Linux kernel has? * kernel will probably also have some assembly inside, I'd suggest C or Rust for most of the things, although on that low level Rust safety claims would be severly limited (bo standard library and all that jazz) * I wouldn't worry about bootloading from BIOS/UEFI right now, let's say for first version everything woukd be ok as long as GRUB (or SYSLINUX) could boot the kernel.
* make some parts of the kernel platform agnostic so it could be expanded to other archs than x86
As for the fin stuff: Logo/name should be assigned in competetive matter: everyone can suggest logo and name, but the person who first implementa something (e.g. keyboard support and vga text output) chooses respectively name and logo from all suggested ones
As for the codename FPBS, so it would be "qsdqd"
Suggested first steps: * create public qsdqd repo * make enough code to push "hello world" through serial on boot * planning: decide how exactly should the kernel look like inside (important step, you can fuck up everything there) * work from that adhering to the plan from previous step
Aaron Jackson
So pretty much the same old shit, nothing innovative. Nah, fuck off.
Jonathan Jackson
What do you mean?
Wyatt Lopez
>The logo is already done btw i have no interest in this project
Evan Edwards
It's fuucking stock image, cannot be used unless you want to get cease and desist or other shit like that
Ayden Peterson
After short thinking: * maybe make first version boot from PXE, that way we could compile it on one PC and easily run it in VM AND real harware, no copying between machines * Planning should also contain choosing environment tools (gcc9 plus Intel or AT&T assembly), documenting everything and creating scripts/Makefiles/Cmakelists.txt for compilation
Aaron Wright
Make a repo then
Xavier Smith
Why not have the kernal in rust?
Joshua Lopez
Andreas still posts you fucking cuck. He doesn't whore attention like other retard devs. He's a nice guy when you hang out on IRC
Jonathan Flores
Read this, it's relatively short but makes it clear, esp in second half of the page
I know what TempleOS, I've been using playing with it for some time, I've read tons of its source code. I've also read this article. I get that unix is a stockholm syndrome OS and unix standards were literally created to freeze any innovation in 90s. But really, there isn't much of an innovation there. It's riddles with lisp and forth weenies concepts and designs on top of C-like language, so this decision is kinda unique.
Eli Allen
It's the [birthrates] DolDoc, dude
I dare you to find me an "interactive" shell on *nix or anywhere else that can handle images, hyperlinked wiki-like executable rich text as well as flowchart-in-source.
The only thing as wild and liberating as that is the way plan9 does everything-is-a-sharable-networked-file-including-hardware (and actually DOES IT unlike any other *nix)
Oliver Fisher
emacs, web browsers
Grayson Walker
So, you're saying 100 layers of crufty api's and web-dependent systems cobbled up from similar piles of layered bullshit using 2000% more hardware resources is equivalent to being able to do it everywhere in the OS, offline and natively and there's nothing to see here?
Samuel Martinez
everything is cleaner when done from scratch xanadu project is pretty revolutionary, TempleOS is just less convoluted than what you normally see
Cooper Perry
This thread has just the right amount of retarded larping
Samuel Miller
Austism
Jeremiah Rodriguez
We're not giving you code for free, pay us then maybe.