-------------------------------------- Well, after 2 weeks of programming, I finally finished DevOS 2.0 beta :D Now, after another few days, I've finished DevOS 2.0 gamma. This release is only a few steps away from DevOS 2.0. Heres a list of what still needs to be added: multiple users an icon creator app a few more color effects and shapes keyboard input. -------------------------------------- First of all, it takes a while to initialize the variables and lists when a new code is run (like when an app is opened), so be patient, it can take up to 10 seconds. Second of all, it may take many rapid clicks to select an icon. Third of all, (this is the last one :P) it is suggested to run this offline. DevOS 2.0 beta is just like DevOS 1.0, but it is made completely in Skip with extremely minimal Scratch hard-coding. It runs on Skip 2.0 beta, which is many, many times better than Skip 1.0. Here are the major additions to DevOS 2.0 beta: -Skip 2.0 beta. -variables -memory writing/reading -code calling with inputs -scriptable code storage -variables -mouse tracking -more shapes -more text characters -ifs -App Runner -Improved App Developer (App Dev) When you start up DevOS, it goes through it's initial setup process. Here, you type in your prefered username and password. Then you are brought to the desktop. The two applications you start out with are: App Dev and App Runner. App Dev is the built in developer for DevOS. In it, you program in Skip, my programming language I made in Scratch. You can make any app you want with this, but be careful, if you make it wrong, then you won't be able to quit it. App Runner, like Command Prompt in DevOS 1.0, lets you run the apps that you make. Just type in the name of the app, and it will open. I have to make a new Skip guide, because the old one is extremely out-dated, but I will give you the code to make a simple 'Hello World' app. Hello World app: Open App Dev. It should ask you what you want to name your app. Call it 'hello world.' Now, here is the code you will use: text Hello World! 0 0 if mousePressed send event with arg reload kernel Desktop goto 13 This code will make a white screen with the text 'Hello World' In the middle. Then, you click to exit. I'll make a guide to Skip 2.0 beta soon. Enjoy!
