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I'm working on some new stuff

I'm trying to parse HTML

I'm planning to search html tags in file and when it finds <img = bla bla> something etc.
I will get the url and i will show image on screen it's pretty complicated but i can do it probably

Also I'm working on bottombar

C and visopsys API's very developer friendly
I love coding in visopsys
Only thing i want, GCC on visopsys
It would be nice
Also i will start developing security applications for visopsys.
It will be most secured system.
And i wish 2 more people can develop sound drivers and network drivers

Good to hear that! By the way, nice icon pack

An HTML parser would be very handy. Even something simple, really - it wouldn't have to handle everything perfectly. It would be a big improvement on the current situation even if it could just process some tags, throw away the others, and show the document in a readable form.

Cool! I'm really glad to hear that.
I'd really like that, too. If the editor was improved, or another one was ported, it would make coding inside Visopsys a possibility.

Configuring a GCC cross-compiler for Visopsys, and then compiling it with itself to produce a native Visopsys GCC, wouldn't be too too difficult. I've just been so busy with other stuff (mostly hardware support) that I haven't taken the time to do things like this.

I suppose I'm most useful when I stick to the 'core' stuff, the kernel, etc., and let other people do the cool, sparkly userspace things

Actually i've looked at porting GCC, and found it to be... outside my capabilities for now

Real life is kicking me hard right now (lots of flying & stuff to do) so i can't really find much time to dedicate to Visopsys. Or coding in General. Also i'm a VB guy, and learning C while experimenting with Visopsys is a fun but time-consuming process. I have several projects in mind It's just, with a brand new OS the possibilities are endless and i really like all the new stuff that keeps going on

I love how everyone can feel free to reinvent the wheel it's a nice programming excercise!