Man this really removes the 'magic' for me, amazing video!
tomcheng
Thank you for this tour! Looking forward to more :)
KingHerring
0:55 I forgot how fast it used to boot! But the system certainly does a lot more stuff, better, than it used to. It's funny how YT has been suggesting a bunch of your older vids to me.
colinstu
This gives me some hope. I’m a frontend dev wondering if I can cut it in systems programming. And while you and I have completely different domain knowledge and experience, whenever I read my code our reactions are nearly identical :) “Oh, why the heck did I do it that way?” etc, etc…
kevinbatdorf
We need more of this videos, like small series... i think learning OS the right way, this part is missing in many books or articles...
MrEnsiferum
This is super useful and interesting. It makes the code base a bit less daunting. Thanks!
jakemarcon
The most interesting startup ever, like, you picked the hardest but the best!
ProgrammingwithPeter
Thanks Andreas! We'll see how long this video remains relevant but for the moment this is your most informative and useful video yet.
DanMacDonald
We should have probably discuss the use of get method versus the has method in the Text mode PR. Anyway, great video!
SuperComputer
Cool video and a nice tour through the bootsequence of your kernel. I am curious though of the architecture of your OS in general. I see, for example, that you initialise the idt and gdt after the allocators are initialised which strikes me as strange. Although it's technicaly possible, it should be the other way around, IMHO.
andrepoelman
Hey Andreas. The Window Server gets input events reading files ok? And at the same time the Window Server needs to read the client socket file. All these things are happening at the same loop. May You make a video about the 'input support.'
frednora
What commit was this on? I’d love to read some more of the code.
FiReLScar
your OS boots in 1 second, in an emulator? wtf is windows doing
stephenkamenar
who knew the main dev is a vampire, right?
AxelWerner
nice, sadly it uses blargh OOP, making it useless :P