Visopsys and Partition Logic 0.67

On Tuesday I released version 0.67 of my operating system, Visopsys. Wednesday came the corresponding release of the relatively popular little tool Partition Logic which is based on Visopsys. What, you thought I sat around writing blog posts all day? :-)

Most people don't have much use for a hobby operating system (hey, I don't even use it for daily tasks yet). But Partition Logic is, I've found, a way to make Visopsys useful to regular people. Well, okay, slightly above-average computer users, that is, who like to do a little of their own system administration. Partition Logic is a tool for reconfiguring the layout of your computer's hard disk so that you can have separate data volumes, for example, or install multiple operating systems on one machine.

There's a little blurb about the Visopsys release here on OSNews.