yesos
- 3 Devlogs
- 3 Total hours
This is my very own OS that can be run in the web! Kept it fairly simple yet effective. Also has a background toggler button, press it to switch the background!
Ship #1
Pending review
Needed to add a new feature to my OS, so decided to have a background-swapper button. Put it in the bottom taskbar, as I thought that was the most appropriate place to put it, and gave it an icon. When you click on it, background loops between 4 images, thanks to javascript of course. Now it’s more customisable!
Kept following through the tutorials for the os, got through 4 and 5, creating my own icons on canva, which ended up looking pretty nice. Wanted my OS to look both simple, minimalistic, yet functional, which I think I achieved relatively, may work on the css and make everything look better during WebOS2. Javascript functions seemed pretty logical, like working through a list full of commands. This project was pretty fun, and I’m glad I got everything working
Saw my friend working on the webos mission, so I decided to join to! Names are always the hardest part, and I named this one YesOS. Really? Yes. Found the guide, followed it as best as I could, found it very easy to follow, and got up to finishing part 3. Had the timer, welcome with on/off button, just everything isn’t styled that great. But most of the raw code is there, and that’s good. I’ll call this progress a day for now.
