ACOS

​Features

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• Variable sharing across scripts
• Closed source development
• A GUI
• Works on any computer
• Install disk creator

Screenshots

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[attachment=2480:Desktop.png]
[attachment=2481:Desktop_bw.png]
[attachment=2482:File Explorer.png]
[attachment=2483:File Explorer_bw.png]

Todo

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• Make an install file
• Add monitor support

Download

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pastebin get 6TvCh8dN
[attachment=2490:ACOS SOURCE.zip]


Install

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Unzip in the desired computer's root folder


Help files are located in the shelp folder or in user/help


If you find a bug or want to contribute, just let me know

Sorry, but this looks like a NDF jay clone, please be original!
Also, pastebin installer please! You can't extract the zip on a server you don't own, can you?

First of, I did not clone NDF jay. I'm not even sure who he is. And second, I am working on a pastebin installer,
but it's a little more involved than some other installers with there being 84 different files

je06, on 31 January 2016 - 03:13 AM said:

First of, I did not clone NDF jay. I'm not even sure who he is. And second, I am working on a pastebin installer,
but it's a little more involved than some other installers with there being 84 different files

NDF Jay is a youtuber who made a tutorial on 'how to create a computercraft os'. Since he typed everything literally word for word in the videos, a large number of new computercraft fans have typed the exact same code, uploaded it and posted in on the forums. There might be a few aesthetic changes, but the functionality and basic code stays the same.

The screenshots of your OS look similar to NDFJayOS, but it's not as if that happens to be a terribly unique layout.

Installers aren't really that difficult, if you use github. I would definitely not pastebin everything separately. There's a few programs on the forums specifically made for creating an installer. I recall at least two programs which would compress a directory into a single, extractable file which you could upload to pastebin.

Yes, upload it all to github, and use gitget to download it.

Here's a link to gitget. Just run that and it will download all the files from a GitHub repository.

So closed source is allowed?
Lol.

Please provide a plain-text download. Obfuscated code is not allowed due to concerns about malicious scripts.