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 PostPost subject: Docs OS Research        Posted: Sat Dec 03, 2011 2:23 pm 
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I started my project Docs OS Research again. It is the successor of "Docs Scriptum", a basic OS I have written in 2007 and of smaller projects in the following years.
It is based on COSMOS, which provides me a little Kernel. The main goal of the project is to improve my skills and build a little working and usefull OS.
Because the OS is only a few MBs big I can upload it (my Upload speed is a disaster), and you can test it.
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0.1 -> Interface (working with commands/ TUI)
0.2-0.4 -> Programms / Prepare GUI
0.5 -> Starting GUI
0.6 -> (Drivers)/ File System
0.7 -> External Programms
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The OS is on a .iso and is built to run in a VM, however you can try it on a real PC. But a warning.... The VGA-Drivers are only written for VMware, so when i begin to implement a GUI it will probably only work good there. The Drivers need alot of work and programming Drivers is not the easiest thing to programm.
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 PostPost subject: Re: Docs OS Research        Posted: Sun Dec 04, 2011 2:51 pm 
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what is interesting about it? planned features? some details about this IAS thing?


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 PostPost subject: Re: Docs OS Research        Posted: Sun Dec 04, 2011 3:18 pm 
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engrana wrote:
what is interesting about it? planned features? some details about this IAS thing?

IASD or more interesting for the most people here IASE, is a feature which does what the Name says. "Intelligent Answering System English" - you could compare it with Siri (iOS)! It answers questions you ask. A have a Prototype here on my PC , as Console App it can be implemented very easily.
Compared to HeinanOS, FZ/OS , CiastOS it is a a managedcode-OS in .NET Language. At the moment it is just a little blot compared to HeinanOS, but development goes on. When I or the Cosmos Team finished the File System Support it will go off like a rocket, because then I can create a Hardwareinstallation etc. !
It will be DOS-like a long time maybe a GUI will be introduced in the far future, but for the first I concentrate on the basics

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 PostPost subject: Re: Docs OS Research        Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2011 9:57 am 
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IASD or more interesting for the most people here IASE, is a feature which does what the Name says. "Intelligent Answering System English" - you could compare it with Siri (iOS)! It answers questions you ask. A have a Prototype here on my PC , as Console App it can be implemented very easily.


so, basically, I could just walk up to your IASE feature and ask it "What is the weather like in Cupertino today"? *hehe*


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 PostPost subject: Re: Docs OS Research        Posted: Tue Dec 06, 2011 2:28 pm 
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Nope , you won't be able to ask questions , which have to do with live situations. Internet is really difficult...

EDIT: Searching for trusted people, who want to test (closed testing). PM me!
There will be some public builds ,too

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As I have many things to do, the Maintime of Development is on every Weekend and so very short.
In my Plans the Development will go like this (or should) (Roadmap):
Dec 24 - Public Preview Version
Mid Jan - Reach PreAlpha Stage
Mid Feb - Alpha Preview Version

Between this "Mainstages" I will upload Builds ,too for public and private/closed testing. For this I still search Testers for Private/Closed Testing -I think this explains itself what you would have to do. Send PM to me , if you want to test. But please first test it in VM, if you want to test on Real hardware.

At the Moment I work on the Classdesign for the TUI, in the DocsLab Branch.
Current Mainbuild is still 0.1.3.

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Interesting project. I, myself am also interested in OS development and have been working on my own for the past 3-4 months. Although mine isn't managed, I am always interested in projects that make use of managed code. I look forward to seeing what you come up with!

Also, in case you hadn't heard of it, Microsoft wrote an OS in managed code that is freely available to download along with the code, named Singularity: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singularit ... ing_system)


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