It now takes sizes in cells and calculates the correct window size.
Thus, \033[3000;127;45z should set the terminal to the "standard" size
available in 1024x768 full-screen mode, and which is specified in the
terminfo file provide.
* Speed improvements
* Crash fixers
* Significant overhaul to escape handling based on extensive use of the
new serial console and a remote connection to a Linux box.
* Updated included terminfo file to accurately reflect terminal
behavior.
Some fun facts:
* vim runs great on a remote console (though the serial line slows a lot
of things down, it still runs rather smoothly)
* going to fix GNU screen, maybe in next commit, dunno
* tested with htop, less, and a bunch of other stuff
and possibly other environments - fixes the long-standing issue with
keyboard/mouse getting disabled sometimes on bootup, especially if you
tried to interact with the qemu window during the boot process
* fix some terminal bugs (some, not all)
* add a serial device to the VFS
* fix up serial so it works better
* add a serial-console application
* fix a bug in some other stuff relating to allocations
* change size of the terminal described by toaru.terminfo
* adds a new system call
* Reenables building of libstdc++
* Enables building of g++
* WARNING: The static binary loader does NOT support static
initializer functions! You must run them yourself (see
userspace/test-cpp.cpp for an example that initializes the standard
streams in order to use cout) until this is fixed.
* C++ stuff is slow to load, try to manually strip, it'll speed things
up a bit.
The previous screenshot was outdated and did not included desktop icons.
This screenshot uses the new compositor (which is available, but not
included in the repo... working on that)
[ci skip]
So that I don't need to keep changing this or worry about bad commits,
support falling back to the classic compositor if the new compositor
doesn't work.
I'm trying to get PATA access to work on real hardware (and in
VirtualBox, specifically), but it's not working out well. Unless there's
a major breakthrough tomorrow, I'm going to set it aside for a while.
- Desktop icons use the shadowing
- The login screen uses shadows instead of poorly-executed strokes
- The blur_test app has been updated to show multiple blur levels,
but does not use the library function.
Type to change the text.
Resize if you need more space.
Alt+F4 to quit.
(And remember, focus follows mouse, but does not go through transparent
windows, so if you're in the right box, you'll be fine)
