Getting Started [Dev Post 2]

Today, I did not do much visual progress. However, there is way more that goes on in the background.

What’s new?

• We now have a bartender.
• There is a clock now. But it’s not just any clock, this clock is MODULAR!
• A very fancy weather widget with a very (not) fancy API.

A MODULAR Clock? What does that mean?

I’m glad you asked. Unlike a traditional clock, this clock actually is separated in multiple tags. That means you can move the tags around to change the order of the clock values.

API

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Notes:

• The clock is by definition modular, however not too accessible. This will be fixed with future updates.
• No, this Dev Post is not actually sponsored.
• You can check out the current state of modOS here.

modOS v0.0.1-alpha [Dev Post 1]

This is a base release for an early preview of the main idea for modOS.

Current “features”

• Website loads.
• Backgrounds.
• Base window infrastructure.
• Cool window hover/leave effect. :D

Notes:
Although the project is supposed to be modular, it is still in early development. So every line is hard-coded and is not modular.