Visopsys is an alternative operating system for PC compatible computers. Version 0.55 was released today. It is a maintenance and bugfix release that makes things a bit ‘snappier’ and more reliable, with some additional capabilities including installation support for all FAT filesystems, baseline PCI driver support, and a better organised device infrastructure. In addition, GUI window layout and resizing has been reimplemented and generally fixed. You can get it here.
Visopsys 0.55 Released
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keep up the great work
the name “Visual OS” is not a good name for such a bad looking OS
I think it’s great to see people experimenting with other OS. The design behind it wasn’t very clear though.
It’s a pretty decent OS, nothing that you would ditch all your other OS’s for. But, for all the effort, i think it’s pretty good.
Its a very nice project, but as I said in the past, Andrew should use an existing iconset instead of those ugly icons… In order to get the people more excited about his project.
…it seems to have a useful looking little disk manager…
still looking for a fast os with a nice editor and fat32 support… beos would be nice but doesn’t run on my latitude c840 (video card unsupported)
I hope i get one