▲ 3 r/LinuxTurkey
hangi masaüstü ortamını secmeliyim
yazılım gelistiriyorum normalde wsl kullanıyorudm ama yetmemeye basladı oyuzden arch linux kurdum fakat hangi masaüstü ortamını secmeliyim karasız kaldım
u/PickleFeatherRs — 1 day ago
u/PickleFeatherRs
hobby 32-bit x86 operating system called **nyanOSv1 **
Hey guys,
For the past few months, I've been working on a hobby 32-bit x86 operating system called **nyanOS **. I wanted to move away from text mode as fast as possible, so I ended up programming the VGA registers directly (Mode 13h, 320x200x256 colors) to build a custom graphical user interface without relying on any BIOS calls after boot.
It's written in C and Assembly, booting via Multiboot.
### What's working right now:
* **Interrupts & Drivers:** Real IRQs for the PS/2 keyboard (IRQ1), mouse (IRQ12), and PIT timer (IRQ0). No busy loops for polling.
* **Window Manager:** Draggable, focusable, and z-ordered windows, complete with a taskbar and a start menu.
* **RAM File System:** A basic in-memory FS that handles real read, write, list, and delete operations.
* **Built-in Apps:** A working terminal shell, a text editor (Notepad with save/load), a basic mouse-driven paint program, and a local document viewer (packaged as a "browser" that reads a tiny custom markup from the RAM FS).
The source code is heavily commented, especially around the tricky parts like the GDT, IDT remapping, and direct VGA port I/O, because I wanted it to be readable.
* **GitHub:** https://github.com/yunusemreduran388-ux/NyanOS-v1
* **mywebsite** https://yunusemreduran388-ux.github.io/
* **Releases:** I also uploaded the pre-compiled `.iso` and `.elf` files to the GitHub Releases tab, so you can just grab the ISO and test it instantly in QEMU via `qemu-system-i386 -cdrom nyanos.iso` without needing to build it from source.
u/PickleFeatherRs — 2 days ago
▲ 0 r/C_Programming
I made a 32-bit hobby OS in C and Assembly with its own GUI and window manager
Hey guys,
For the past few months, I've been working on a hobby 32-bit x86 operating system called **MyOS **. I wanted to move away from text mode as fast as possible, so I ended up programming the VGA registers directly (Mode 13h, 320x200x256 colors) to build a custom graphical user interface without relying on any BIOS calls after boot.
It's written in C and Assembly, booting via Multiboot.
### What's working right now:
* **Interrupts & Drivers:** Real IRQs for the PS/2 keyboard (IRQ1), mouse (IRQ12), and PIT timer (IRQ0). No busy loops for polling.
* **Window Manager:** Draggable, focusable, and z-ordered windows, complete with a taskbar and a start menu.
* **RAM File System:** A basic in-memory FS that handles real read, write, list, and delete operations.
* **Built-in Apps:** A working terminal shell, a text editor (Notepad with save/load), a basic mouse-driven paint program, and a local document viewer (packaged as a "browser" that reads a tiny custom markup from the RAM FS).
The source code is heavily commented, especially around the tricky parts like the GDT, IDT remapping, and direct VGA port I/O, because I wanted it to be readable.
* **GitHub:** https://github.com/yunusemreduran388-ux/NyanOS-v1
* **mywebsite** https://yunusemreduran388-ux.github.io/
* **Releases:** I also uploaded the pre-compiled `.iso` and `.elf` files to the GitHub Releases tab, so you can just grab the ISO and test it instantly in QEMU via `qemu-system-i386 -cdrom nyanos.iso` without needing to build it from source.
u/PickleFeatherRs — 3 days ago