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Jewel Version 0.1.7.5

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==Created by AnswerXOX/ANSWERXOR10== >Other contributions are listed below Version 0.2 -Completely rewritten in N# -Apps are extremely easy to build, refer to samples -You can run multiple windows at a time -Spaghetti and granddad will be in encrypted files for fun, the passcode will be "os" -The MATE start menu will return in version 0.2.1, I just have to make a function that calls an app execution -Coming today, tomorrow, or maybe even never (jk, most likely asap) Version 0.1.7.5 -MATE start menu -New update packs -Wallpapers enabled, name wallpaper BG.WP -Only added the necessities ;) -Bug fixes Version 0.1.7 -Can execute programs from file explorer -Added support for DLC users on WAV player -Made WAV player for non-DLC users not a pain anymore ;) -Support for external applications to be built -Passwords [Encrypted well :p] -De/Encryptor supplied by 12Me21 -Scrolling in file explorer(WILL improve) -Double click on files now(REASONS) -Snappier window animations -Easy to use bootloader named "--STARTJEWEL--" -Some organisation -Multiple options for DAT files without extensions -Something from a scrapped project is now hidden inside :P(not really THAT hidden, try BGMPLAY 200) --I used parts of programs from> Stoner Screensaver by ahavasandwich

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Jewel

Well, this IS a WIP

MY 3DS IS A LAPTOP?!?!

I'm currently working on a code editor, if you need any help with that I'm here to assist.

I've been planning to create an "OS" eventually, i recommend, in some future update, to create an update program for your OS. You can upload an update file and your program can install the update so that you no longer have to keep updating the key to your main project (allowing it to be shared easily). Shouldn't be too hard,a program that injects code and removes code. You'd have just two keys, one for the OS and the other for the current firmware version, you'd just have to decide which starting firmware of your OS you'd want to be standard before you implement this feature (which version of the program you get without updates).

Replying to:16bitcoder
Could you add a program system so you can make SmileBASIC games while your in the OS.
I'm currently working on it; in the next update, there should be a text editor; I will add an image manipulation program EDIT:There is only a TXT and GRP viewer for now, I'll see what I can do

Replying to:MZ952
I've been planning to create an "OS" eventually, i recommend, in some future update, to create an update program for your OS. You can upload an update file and your program can install the update so that you no longer have to keep updating the key to your main project (allowing it to be shared easily). Shouldn't be too hard,a program that injects code and removes code. You'd have just two keys, one for the OS and the other for the current firmware version, you'd just have to decide which starting firmware of your OS you'd want to be standard before you implement this feature (which version of the program you get without updates).
Great idea, but some major updates may have to require getting it automatically, especially the next update I'm working on; I'll bring that in when I can though, a great idea. When I release 0.1.5; I will bring this feature in

Replying to:MZ952
I've been planning to create an "OS" eventually, i recommend, in some future update, to create an update program for your OS. You can upload an update file and your program can install the update so that you no longer have to keep updating the key to your main project (allowing it to be shared easily). Shouldn't be too hard,a program that injects code and removes code. You'd have just two keys, one for the OS and the other for the current firmware version, you'd just have to decide which starting firmware of your OS you'd want to be standard before you implement this feature (which version of the program you get without updates).
Perhaps I'm misunderstanding the concept here. Instead of one key which is constantly changing, it is better to have one key which is constantly changing and a second key too?

Replying to:MZ952
I've been planning to create an "OS" eventually, i recommend, in some future update, to create an update program for your OS. You can upload an update file and your program can install the update so that you no longer have to keep updating the key to your main project (allowing it to be shared easily). Shouldn't be too hard,a program that injects code and removes code. You'd have just two keys, one for the OS and the other for the current firmware version, you'd just have to decide which starting firmware of your OS you'd want to be standard before you implement this feature (which version of the program you get without updates).
Wait... once you start to think about it... :P it really makes no sense at all

Replying to:MZ952
I'm currently working on a code editor, if you need any help with that I'm here to assist.
Once I'm done making the text editor for 1.5, I'd be happy if you helped >:)

Replying to:MZ952
I've been planning to create an "OS" eventually, i recommend, in some future update, to create an update program for your OS. You can upload an update file and your program can install the update so that you no longer have to keep updating the key to your main project (allowing it to be shared easily). Shouldn't be too hard,a program that injects code and removes code. You'd have just two keys, one for the OS and the other for the current firmware version, you'd just have to decide which starting firmware of your OS you'd want to be standard before you implement this feature (which version of the program you get without updates).
Well you don't lose your personal files in the project. it's a pain to move files with the cloud -_-

Could you add a text / image viewer?

Could you fix the password system?

Replying to:16bitcoder
Could you fix the password system?
Sure; I'm doing that right now

Replying to:16bitcoder
Could you add a text / image viewer?
Now in latest open beta :D (No image viewer :/)

Replying to:MZ952
I'm currently working on a code editor, if you need any help with that I'm here to assist.
OKay, my txt editor is kind of sloppy, do you think you can give me suggestions or something on how to make the refresh rate faster when scrolling or actually EDITING the text

File compiler! Could you make it encrypt files and decrypt, a lot like .zip files? That would be great.

Replying to:chemicalex
File compiler! Could you make it encrypt files and decrypt, a lot like .zip files? That would be great.
I'll see if I can use LZMA compression like you use for Petit Modem, the compilation may take a while. I can have an encryption system, but I am not familiar with this, I'll ask 12Me21 if I can use his method, but this is only if he allows it EDIT:It doesn't seem to like GRPs, I'll need to test it with different methods #ToungeKnowledge:P

Replying to:MZ952
I'm currently working on a code editor, if you need any help with that I'm here to assist.
Yes, sorry for the late reply. I've looked at how the text viewer works and right off the bat i can tell that every time you scroll up or down a line of text, it redraws all the text. That action is what produces the flashy effect of the redrawing. I havent reviewed the code yet, but if this is just regular text with a font, i recommend using the command SCROLL to displace the text. Still, i havent reviewed the code, but if you havent already, and if you are planning on allowing users to load their own text files, you need to create a form of line wrapping, in case the length of the text exceeds the width of the screen. And if you aloow editing, you need to create a way to unwrap the text back into the lengths it should be after editing.

Replying to:MZ952
I'm currently working on a code editor, if you need any help with that I'm here to assist.
Also, if you could remove the chunk of code which removes the 5 keys at the top of the keyboard, that would be great. Or maybe, change them to something relevant to your program, and reset them to the defaults when you shut down the program. Its really painful to have to manually set them all back haha

Do you think you can release SmileDOS, or at least the commands (mostly because I'm too lazy to look through the code), because as I always say, if I have the question, somebody else has it too.

Replying to:NateDogg1232
Do you think you can release SmileDOS, or at least the commands (mostly because I'm too lazy to look through the code), because as I always say, if I have the question, somebody else has it too.
SmileDOS was its own thing once, but then I released it as a terminal inside of SmileOS, I don't have the original code for SmileDOS anymore; sorry for that; but the commands can be found by writing in DIRECT mode LIST @COMMANDS Note:SmileOS was built on SmileDOS once, and now SmileDOS is built on SmileOS :P