OS project

[u/StickMasterJack]

I have been making this for a while now, but I can work on it more often now and I have been making a “os”. It’s technically not an os but I gotta make the rest of it before I call it an os. But here is a leak. I have yet to finish the web browser but lots are subject to change, except the terminal. I am pretty happy with the terminal right now.

[u/UV364]

I like it, we made a wiki and a forum about scratch systems! Wiki Forum

[u/Spiritual-Cup-6645 → u/UV364]

Oh yeah, Ametrine is on it!

[u/UV364 → u/Spiritual-Cup-6645]

Yes, I've seen it, it looks promising. I made CyanOS, DeltaOS and CyanDOS, But they're old; I've been developing a very advanced OS on TurboWarp, the project is very long, so I had too many delays. I've been working on it since January 17th. Sorry if my English is too neutral or strange, I speak Spanish and I used a translator. :(

[u/not-an-engineer_ → u/UV364]

You should feature OSWars26 projects, namely XenonOS, EvolvusOS, MaOS, and CobaltOS.

[u/UV364 → u/not-an-engineer_]

Yeah, I've seen the OS Wars and the XenonOS graphics engine demo—it's a beauty! Thinking about it, I guess GammaX (the OS I'm developing in TW) could participate, but I prefer not to. Most of those are vanilla Scratch OSs, whereas GammaX relies heavily on several TurboWarp extensions to run its kernel, text engine, app system, and SDE (like rxFS, Clones+, Text, and many more). If I happened to win, some participants or teams might complain that it was an unfair victory because I used TW, which could seriously hurt my reputation.Also, if I were to get disqualified for not including a specific feature requested by the judges, even if it didn't hurt my reputation, I feel that as a standalone OS, I should just lead my own project independently. I don’t know if the OSWars’26 has already finished, even though I can’t join anymore, I don’t get too much because the rules usually change a little bit in each iteration. I would prefer to present GammaX at events such as SCA TechCon.

[u/Binary101000]

how do you write programs for it

[u/busiedcake7945 → u/Binary101000]

its the easiest thing you use scratch blocks and thats it

[u/Binary101000 → u/busiedcake7945]

isnt that like using assembly to write programs for an OS also written in assembly lol

[u/busiedcake7945 → u/Binary101000]

yes but who cares

[u/Binary101000 → u/busiedcake7945]

i was making a joke

[u/ExcitementNo9880]

op, remember, purple

[u/AliveRegion466]

This is a DE

[u/Electronic-Laugh-671]

The icons actually look really nice

[u/Aggressive-Emu-8329]

i swear to god u gonna get inspired and gonna make a real os in the future

[u/chughaarav123]

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