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D.eSystem 6.1.8 (Alpine-Lake) is the first version of D.eSystem which can write .TXT files in a FAT32 image which is located in the RAM. D.eSystem 6.1.8 also got a redesign with D.UI 13 I have planed to fix the github repo in future (D.eSystem 6.2.x time) D.eSystem 6.1.8: https://github.com/D-electronics-scratch/all_D.eSystem_versions/releases/tag/v.6.1.8
Firstly Its not stolen,Limine is a opensource bootloader which I am using for D.eSystem, I will not start from scratch because its not just a experiment. And with D.eSystem 6.2.x I will make a new repo
Sure, add a Readme which explains the core design of the OS. Clearly attribute other peoples work you copied or got inspired on (like tutorials). Even if this sounds minor, it will show that you actually engaged with 3rd party resources and maybe did something on your own. This is what would make this project more than just a hacked together experiment with a few bolts on.
Also, people commonly do not share their experiments, except if they are doing something really groundbreaking new. There is a difference of what people do alone in their home, and what they share as a public, at least a bit polished, release.
If you could add a spin of why you feel like your mess is worth it (like you just getted starting coding with this and learn along the way), there would be another reason to engage with it, except to criticize it.
And I also think criticism itself is good,but comments like Vibe coded or AI slop is no normal critisicm, these comments are just rude, But your comment was good critisicm, thanks for your feedback👍
Thanks for your feedback,I didn't write the bootloader, I use limine,but I write all the features and the kernel by myself, and I am also firstly polishing this feature and making it ready for release(D.eSystem can also run and boot on real hardware). But thanks for your feedback, for 6.1.9 oder 6.2.0 I want to make a whole new github repo.