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1. Absolutely, if you guys want to look at any missing/wrong functions in the C library and implement/fix them, that's great 5. More translations can be done using the libintl functions. I already have some German ones that I haven't released yet. You guys can use the keymap program (in the Administ...

It's not realy a 'lite' version, as it contains almost all the same stuff. It's a reconfiguration, really (different configuration files) to hide any unnecessary operating system stuff and feature the disk partitioning program. It's really quite popular. After the last release, it was getting ~200,0...

Partition Logic 0.7 has been released. You can download it from here: http://partitionlogic.org.uk/download/index.php A change log can be found here: http://partitionlogic.org.uk/download/changelog.php#0.7 Here's an excerpt: Overview: More than four years in the making, this is a major new release o...

Hmm, up until now I haven't had a public source management tool.

If I was going to do that, my first instinct would be to use something like Apache Subversion (SVN), that I can run from the web server. Any particular reason why git would be better?

Andy

The mouse seems to snap in the top left corner as soon as i give Qemu the mouse. When I build it it seems to fail after kernel initialization like you said. Any ideas? My first idea is don't use Ubuntu as a development environment. I've been using it to try and solve problems for you, and I can't s...

See the release announcement in this thread: http://visopsys.org/forums/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=75

Visopsys 0.7 has been released: http://freshmeat.net/projects/visopsys/releases/328454 . The ISO, floppy image, and source downloads are available here: http://visopsys.org/download/index.php There's a detailed change log here: http://visopsys.org/download/changelog.php Here's the summary: More than...

espectalll123 wrote:Wow! 0.7 final released! Installing it!

Yup, pulled the trigger late last night. Haven't been by the computer much today, not enough time to put together a proper announcement!

That mouse bug is very tricky. Even though mice are very simple, initializing them can be a PITA. Interrupts need to be enabled for some of the initialization phase, so I need to find a way to make that work without allowing data reporting - i.e. mouse wiggling - to interphere with the startup stuff...

Hey there, OK, I installed Ubuntu 10.10 and worked out all the issues I found there. There were a whole bunch of compiler warnings (errors) about a silly thing - passing a non-constant first argument to printf()-style functions - and I fixed all those. I saw the same errors as you when using the scr...