Tux-WebOS
- 11 Devlogs
- 9 Total hours
This is my very own OS that can be run in the web!
This is my very own OS that can be run in the web!
Added a readme.md file
Added a welcome screen to welcome and explain how to use it.
I have added a functioning system monitor so now it shows some information. NOT correct one but it DOES show SOMETHING so yeah :)
I made the file manager actually functioning with some files in it asw.
I made terminal functional with few commands. I added help, clear, echo, date, whoami, and neofetch.
Added ability to change wallpaper and add custom wallpaper in the settings application.
I added a wallpaper and made some theme changes for consistency.
I added a full screen ability so u can full screen the active window by using shift + i. I also added the ability to change the active window by using shift + h to go left and shift + l to go right window. Additionally I added a highlight/backlight for the active window so that the user can know which window is active.
I removed window decoration because I don’t like it. Added navigation in the launcher using the arrow keys/navigation keys and ability to open the app using enter. You can focus the window by clicking it and close it by shift + c.
Got the launcher show up when pressing shift + space. The problems was that it was getting hidden behind the DOM so I fixed that and now the launcher actually does show up when the user presses shift + space.
Setting up the basic structure, adding a dark theme, and creating a fixed bottom status bar (similar to waybar), implementing a horizontal scrolling layout for the main workspace, inspired by tiling window managers like Niri. Added a JavaScript function to spawn dummy windows so you can see the scrolling mechanics along with a functional clock for the bar 