

For bootloader Im using Limine,but I started with OS simulators.


For bootloader Im using Limine,but I started with OS simulators.


Thanks


I srarted in Juli 2024 with OS simulators in scratch.mit.edu,then in January 2026 I switched to Python OS simulators and in April 2026 I switched to C based OS simulators,and then in June 2026 I started real OS development with the early alpha versions of D.eSystem like 6.0.1, 6.0.2, 6.0.3, 6.0.4, 6.0.4.5 alpha


Nope,before D.UI I had ASCII UI in D.eSystem but in 2024 I built my first OS simulator,and in all my OS simulators up to 2025 I used the Name D.UI,and now I use it for D.eSystem too.


Im building it because I like to code my own OS and I also like to get better and better, and I will build a great OS.


Cool,now you see that D.eSystem is also on other platform,it is also on reddit


Btw,how did you find Lemmy.world


I think it will be D.FS


Yes,because now its not working and its still in development


And btw,I started developing D.eSystem 6 on Windows on my main PC which have a Ryzen 7 5800x and a RTX 3060 12gb,but then I tried Linux mint on an Laptop which I just had Laying around,the Laptop is a Medion Akoya e7218 and I used it a loot and as a seccondary Linux device to my main Laptop which is a thinkpad,then I installed Linux Mint on a dell optiplex 3000 SFF as a Linux desktop for Programming and OS development.


But I do not give prompts to generate code or smth, I am coding it by myself,I am just talking with ai about the project or debuging.


I am coding it by myself,I am only using AI for debuging and learning and talking about the project


Because I want to build my own OS,I started with OS simulators on scratch.mit.edu,then I switched to Python simulators and then I swutched to C simulators and then I wanted to start building a real OS.


Thats a nice idea,thanks for your comment


No problem:)


Yes,you can download the .iso on the github link
Because its in development