* Flush PS/2 Devices on boot to avoid Locking dependent on the out buffer on real hardware / emulated PS2 over USB
Removed Slow and Unnessisarty flipping causing kconsole write slowdowns consequently speeding up the boot process
* sod wc
* ignoring dynamically created objects, added make run rule which will automatically detect the platform and then use the correct platform rule
* ACPI Power Shutdown
* Flush PS/2 Devices on boot to avoid Locking dependent on the out buffer on real hardware / emulated PS2 over USB
Removed Slow and Unnessisarty flipping causing kconsole write slowdowns consequently speeding up the boot process
* sod wc
* ignoring dynamically created objects, added make run rule which will automatically detect the platform and then use the correct platform rule
* Adding keyboard layout (backend)
* Update settings.c with new keyboard tab
* Fixing keyboard icon && Fixing long loading time in settings.c
* Refactor of key handling for a larger compatibility with the keyboard layout
* Adding keyboard handler
* Udating ps2.c with the new logic
* Updating WM/kernel/userland with the new input system
* Fixing keycode range && Updating dead keys handling
* Add comments for explanation
* Update notepad & vm.c to parse utf-8
* Adding utf-8 parsing utils in libc && Update notepad.c
* Adding icon for icon settings
* Fixing a warning with double definition
* Adding new kb kayout: QWERTZ and DVORAK && Update new layout instrauction
* Add documentation for keyboard input subsystem
This document outlines the architecture and design of the input subsystem, focusing on keyboard input processing, driver responsibilities, keycode representation, and keymap functionality.
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Co-authored-by: boreddevnl <chris@boreddev.nl>
This update adds support for IDE and SATA drives (that are formatted to fat32) this allows for persistent storage over drives and gives the system some use other than just a showcase :D The user can switch between drives in the explorer by clicking on the dropdown and then clicking any drive letter ( A:, B: .. C:) this list dynamically expands on how many drives there are in the system. In the cmd the user just types A:, B:, C: etc to switch to that drive.
1.50 is a version with not that many "os-related" updates, but it does bring something new: BoredOS! Since BrewOS was already being used for a custom operating system for smart coffee machines, i decided to copy the naming of my github username: BoreddevNL and turned that into, well BoredOS.
Anyways this update brings some extra stability and graphical bug fixes, that's about it. Oh yeah also a mouse sensitivity slider in the control panel. Enjoy!
