Axiom - The easy to use UI/OS

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nothjarnan/axiom/master/install.lua install.lua
install.lua master -r

 pastebin run 2nlqrssd 

• Security is high priority, therefore it's rather difficult to break into this OS.
• Axiom has tons of settings such as System settings, Custom APIs for developers, the way Axiom boots, and so on. You're in control.
• Custom backgrounds (name list down below)
• SHA-256 password hashing
• Error handling, so your experience is as smooth as possible.
• File Explorer
• LuaIDE code editor for fast and efficient work.
• Program store
• Desktop icons
• Native support for CCLite
• Screen replication to external monitors
• Multi-user support.

Screenshots (OLD)

CloudNinja, on 20 May 2016 - 11:42 PM said:

Whenever i try to boot i get an error, no such image default.axg

Nothy, on 21 May 2016 - 12:26 AM said:

You can simply remove the -format parameter :P/>

CloudNinja, on 21 May 2016 - 01:50 AM said:

Nothy, on 21 May 2016 - 12:26 AM said:

You can simply remove the -format parameter :P/>

May want to mention that in the main post.

Another bug: Clicking the Q in the top to open the menu and hitting programs crashes it.

Edit: Nevermind, doesnt seem to crash, but it boots me back to login.

Again also, does the system do anything while it's showing the logo? If not, how about making it check for updates while it loads?

Also, I accidentally clicked on the add user API, so I couldn't get out and I had to just press enter, after doing that twice, axiom crashed:

Waitdev_, on 21 May 2016 - 11:08 AM said:

Also, I accidentally clicked on the add user API, so I couldn't get out and I had to just press enter, after doing that twice, axiom crashed:

Try making a function that will cancel the read input when the user does nothing in it for that part.

Nothy, on 21 May 2016 - 03:08 PM said:

Again also, does the system do anything while it's showing the logo? If not, how about making it check for updates while it loads?

It does actually do stuff while it's showing the logo, it loads the APIs, checks for missing files and deletes temporary log files and such.[

Also, I accidentally clicked on the add user API, so I couldn't get out and I had to just press enter, after doing that twice, axiom crashed:

That is a strange bug, I'll have a look into that in a lil bit. The file system is hopefully going to be able to be accessed soon, also thank you for so much feedback :D/>

Nothy, on 21 May 2016 - 03:15 PM said:

Waitdev_, on 21 May 2016 - 11:08 AM said:

Also, I accidentally clicked on the add user API, so I couldn't get out and I had to just press enter, after doing that twice, axiom crashed:

Try making a function that will cancel the read input when the user does nothing in it for that part.

It has now been fixed, simply pressing enter once will cancel the read input. :)/>

• Major bugfixes, terminating in the login screen no longer causes an error
• CraftOS shell can now be accessed via the boot manager and home screen
• Load times sort of reduced.
• Pressing enter in the API download setting will now cancel it unless text is written.
• Clicking programs no longer crashes Axiom
• Installer now has a "-newgui" parameter and a "-debug" parameter. -newgui allows the user to have a setup gui (only visual) and -debug forces Axiom into safeStart mode right away.
• A new feature is to be added in A13g, it will add a file browser and a few new minor settings related to updates and the file browser. Along with better log handling.

• Added a file browser (BETA)

• File details
• File type
• Add file
• Delete file
• Add folder
• Added file protection
• Added ability to identify APIs
• Rom is hidden now, as it is completely useless
• Added computer ID in search bar
• Added LuaIDE (Credits to GravityScore)

Nothy, on 24 May 2016 - 09:06 AM said:

Changes in A13h
+ Added more features to the file browser:

• File details
• File type
• Add file
• Delete file
• Add folder
• Added file protection
• Added ability to identify APIs
• Rom is hidden now, as it is completely useless
• Added computer ID in search bar
• Added LuaIDE (Credits to GravityScore)

- Removed encrypted User file names.
- Updated boot animation.
- Prepared for larger patch.

Waitdev_, on 24 May 2016 - 09:33 AM said:

Nothy, on 24 May 2016 - 09:06 AM said:

Changes in A13h
+ Added more features to the file browser:

• File details
• File type
• Add file
• Delete file
• Add folder
• Added file protection
• Added ability to identify APIs
• Rom is hidden now, as it is completely useless
• Added computer ID in search bar
• Added LuaIDE (Credits to GravityScore)

- Removed encrypted User file names.
- Updated boot animation.
- Prepared for larger patch.

Awesome :D/>

• Stability improvements
• Improved file browser further
• LuaIDE now comes with Axiom by default.

Blue, on 03 June 2016 - 02:05 PM said:

This keeps getting better and better! :D/>

• Bugfixes with the file browser
• Major changes in the filesystem. Axiom system files are now located in the directory "/Axiom/".
• Prepared to integrate with DannySMc's App Store (http://store.dannysmc.com/)
• Preparing to replace Edge Graphics with the new and improved CDAPI (ComputerDisplayAPI) which has more in depth functions such as screen scaling, dynamic resolution support, 3D graphics support, etc.
• (Outside of CC): Creating Axiom SDK.

• A percentage of how much of the installation is completed
• A nicer GUI
• Even easier to add files to it
• Lots, and lots of math.
• Customizable colors, progress bar size, and texts.

Nothy, on 21 May 2016 - 12:26 AM said:

You can simply remove the -format parameter :P/>

ry00000, on 20 June 2016 - 09:05 AM said:

Good job Nothy! I am ry00000 (or CommanderTurtle) on UltiBlocks, and this is AWESOME!
You (and all the beta testers) are due a pat on the back.

Nothy, on 21 May 2016 - 12:26 AM said:

You can simply remove the -format parameter :P/>

WAIT a minute, if you can replace one of the program .axg files with custom code you could run an exploit to root Axiom and do anything you like!

jhagrid77, on 29 June 2016 - 03:11 PM said:

I'm probably doing something wrong, but I installed this OS on a fresh AC, after doing that and registering I try to login exactly how I registered and it just clears out the login boxes.

• Added automatic version checking and updating, made to be as non-intrusive as possible (settings for it to be added in the very near future)
• Added automatic system repair
• Changed crash screen.
• Added new error screen when Axiom/sys.axs cannot be found (flashing folder icon, will flash until Axiom/sys.axs can be found again)
• Added alternate boot animation and login screen as a test, can only be accessed in developer mode.
• Removed annoying "Downloading (file) (status)" when updating. It's now done in a stealthy way.
• Stability improvements
• Patched strange errors when updating ("File already exists").
• Improved Last known good configuration boot mode.
• Pocket version now in development (Planned to be able to sync files/programs with Advanced Computer version.)
• Major crash bug fixed: Clock timeout crash

Luca_S, on 23 July 2016 - 11:44 AM said:

Could you tell me how you worked on this os in 2017?

Also you should salt hashes. And why are you storing all hashed passwords even after change? lol.

Luca_S, on 24 July 2016 - 11:52 AM said:

Your copyright says 2015-2017

Also why are you saving a hashed list of all the passwords the user had once?

Jack Parker, on 24 July 2016 - 03:08 PM said:

I USE THIS OS TO BE BY MAIN OPERATING SYSTEM IN CC//MINECRAFT!!

Nothy, on 24 July 2016 - 09:49 PM said:

Ah, that. It's that the copyright is simply expired in 2017.

Lyqyd, on 25 July 2016 - 02:44 AM said:

Nothy, on 24 July 2016 - 09:49 PM said:

Ah, that. It's that the copyright is simply expired in 2017.

That's not at all how that works.

Nothy, on 24 July 2016 - 09:49 PM said:

Luca_S, on 24 July 2016 - 11:52 AM said:

-snip
Also why are you saving a hashed list of all the passwords the user had once?

-snip-
And what do you mean a hashed list of passwords? Because there's literally no part of the code that saves passwords to a list. :/

ca978112ca1bbdcafac231b39a23dc4da786eff8147c4e72b9807785afee48bb
3e23e8160039594a33894f6564e1b1348bbd7a0088d42c4acb73eeaed59c009d

Luca_S, on 25 July 2016 - 07:15 AM said:

Lyqyd, on 25 July 2016 - 02:44 AM said:

Nothy, on 24 July 2016 - 09:49 PM said:

Ah, that. It's that the copyright is simply expired in 2017.

That's not at all how that works.

Yep, afaik you have to put the years you worked on the project there.

Nothy, on 24 July 2016 - 09:49 PM said:

Luca_S, on 24 July 2016 - 11:52 AM said:

-snip
Also why are you saving a hashed list of all the passwords the user had once?

-snip-
And what do you mean a hashed list of passwords? Because there's literally no part of the code that saves passwords to a list. :/

Well if I start with "a" as my password(enter it during setup) and then click that re-configure account button, the file /users/<username> will look like this:

ca978112ca1bbdcafac231b39a23dc4da786eff8147c4e72b9807785afee48bb
3e23e8160039594a33894f6564e1b1348bbd7a0088d42c4acb73eeaed59c009d

and because you are not salting the hashes http://crackstation.net will be able to crack them.

Lyqyd, on 25 July 2016 - 05:57 PM said:

You could make it accurate by just dropping the "-2017" part.

• Added salting to username + password encryption
• Finalized automatic updates.
• Fixed security issues
• Added scaling based on screen size (WIP)
• Added automatic login feature (No password)
And some more features.

piroca monstruosa, on 02 August 2016 - 09:36 PM said:

is really good os! you should more release. i amo the goy.

• An about page that shows a lot of information about your computer's current state.
• The ability to change UI colors
• Updated login screen
• Push notifications (hopefully)
• More file extensions in the registry.

Nothy, on 20 May 2016 - 11:09 PM said:

(Axiom is kind of discontinued for now.)

Axiom, the power is in the user's hands.

Axiom is the way to go if you like having advanced things made simpler for you. Or simply love having top-notch security at the press of a button.

Axiom has been carefully constructed to be simple to use, yet very powerful at it's core.

Install using:

pastebin run 2nLQRsSd

Requirements

To run Axiom, you need at least 300kb (306 546 bytes) free space on your Advanced Computer. You can check this by running this code: pastebin run qVUuNHtY
You also need to have Pastebin and Dropbox whitelisted, along with HTTP being enabled.
If you are playing on a server and HTTP is not enabled, then contact a server administrator.

Features

• Security is high priority, therefore it's rather difficult to break into this OS.
• Axiom has tons of settings such as System settings, Custom APIs for developers, the way Axiom boots, and so on. You're in control.
• Custom backgrounds (name list down below)
• SHA-256 encryption
• Error handling, so your experience is as smooth as possible.
• File Explorer
• LuaIDE code editing for fast and efficient work.
• [PLANNED] Program store
• [PLANNED] Desktop icons
• [PLANNED] Dynamic themes
• [PLANNED] Night mode
• [PLANNED] Launchers (same concept as Android Launchers)

And more to come as development goes along!

Screenshots

Background list

Since there's a bunch of custom backgrounds that you can use from the get-go, I thought I'd list them here.
axiom.axg
nature.axg
default.axg
AX.nfp [made by ChickenBreadLP]

Extra credits

AX.nfp and early development feedback by ChickenBreadLP
Testing - Blue
LuaIDE by GravityScore

• You no longer have to write the background image name, the OS provides a list of images in Axiom/images/
Spoiler

• Stability upgrade! Axiom should now crash significantly less than before
• Edge has been updated to Edge v3. Logging is now separated to local logs and system logs. Rendering is now slightly faster. "No such image" errors are now ignored by the API. This will reduce unexpected crashes as the OS will just not render an image that isn't available.
• Changing username/password in Settings will no longer lock you out of the OS.

pastebin run 2nlqrssd -d

• Added a debug overlay (W.I.P.)
You can enable it by going to Settings > General and click Enable debug overlay. It is useful when making programs as anything you log will get displayed on the overlay. Will add ability to disable showing log stuff and only your own stuff in the future, though.
• Cleaned up file explorer
The buttons are now far cleaner and the file explorer feels.. fresher.
• Added basic framework for desktop icons
• Added notification/alert system
• Axiom now knows who's logged in (unless you have automatic login enabled)
• The Update button in the menu has been upgraded! It now tells you when Axiom has finished updating.
• Improved stability

• Completely new settings GUI as I'm personally sick and tired of the old one, or the code of it at least.
• First time setup is getting an upgrade, so you can finally customize to your hearts desire.
Yes, all the options will be available in the new settings GUI.
• Actually having the Clock process be fixed once and for all.

bobasrty, on 09 August 2017 - 06:32 PM said:

Great OS!

• Brand new FTS which is ridiculously easy to add stuff to for the future.
• Settings is now being reworked, though this may take a while.
• Clock should be fixed once and for all.
• More UI cleanup elsewhere, alongside matching UI styles for everything.

Dave-ee Jones, on 31 August 2017 - 05:01 AM said:

Looks nice, though from what I can see in the screenshots it doesn't support multiple windows, is that true? You should look into creating some multitasking features for this :)/>

DIES, on 31 August 2017 - 12:36 PM said:

Looks in some way a lot like PearOS, but there is no Menubar/Dock/Multitaking.

• New settings screen! Not completely finished, though.
• New first time setup, now 100% more beautiful.
• Multiuser support, so you and your friends can share the same computer.
• UI now has the same style all throughout system applications.
• Notification/Alert tray, where you can see critical information.
• Filebrowser now works as a file open prompt as well, just call

  
  filebrowser(startdir,true)
  

  to trigger the file open prompt. Filetype filter coming in the future.
• Fixed OS brick that occurred when settings file is missing.
• Fixed various bugs
• Axiom should no longer crash when Axiom/settings.0 is removed.
• Users now have settings that are specific to their account, and theirs only.
• Users can be superusers or regular users. Superusers can create new accounts and delete other accounts (soon).

• More settings
• Improved backend
• Proper permissions system
• Desktop icons (most likely.)
• Multitasking (kinda)
• More customization!
• An actual terminal that does things.
• Bugfixes of course.

pastebin run 2nlqrssd -d

rm Axiom/libraries/settings
wget https://www.dropbox.com/s/1luqgwlzzvqb800/settings?dl=1 Axiom/libraries/setting
-- setting is not misspelled.
rm Axiom/settings.0
-- WARNING: this will reset your settings.
wget https://www.dropbox.com/s/ynyrs22t1hh2mry/settings?dl=1 Axiom/settings.0
reboot

emerald, on 11 September 2017 - 07:38 PM said:

I made a virus with ease, so you might want to update your security features =P
What it does is delete the startup file, open the startup file, then add custom code, rendering the computer useless if you add the right code (shutdown on start, delete anything, maybe even keep the OS but give the virus admin access etc.) Here it is:
pastebin get -snipped- whatever

emerald, on 11 September 2017 - 07:38 PM said:

I made a virus with ease, so you might want to update your security features =P
What it does is delete the startup file, open the startup file, then add custom code, rendering the computer useless if you add the right code (shutdown on start, delete anything, maybe even keep the OS but give the virus admin access etc.) Here it is:
pastebin get f9LN6P9R whatever

• Security patch, system files can no longer be overwritten (suck on that, @emerald!)
• Custom FS API

Jummit, on 13 September 2017 - 04:28 PM said:

This is very cool! But it needs one feature that every os needs: desktop shortcuts!
EDIT: and maybe not all apps in the dropdown menu, some in the bar at the top?

destrucktoid, on 18 September 2017 - 10:25 PM said:

hey @Nothy really love the OS its really good, just wanted to ask a few things:

1. when is v2.0 predicted to come out?

2. do you plan on adding an app store of sorts? it would be really good to be able to load up my os and play zombease or chess without having to do a bunch of console work and stuff,

3. just a security question, is it possible for someone to design a brute force (attempting every password till you get it correct) feature, put it onto a floppy disc and then find some way to execute it without signing in? also does it have rednet hack prevention, because if i have a program installed which uses rednet someone could mimic the rednet protocol and send a virus into the computer without your system being able to detect and prevent the hack. odds are no one will need this but if you are designing a program it would be really annoying if some jackass decided to hack into your computer by mimicing the rednet broadcast id of something and stuffing up your computer

destrucktoid, on 18 September 2017 - 10:25 PM said:

hey @Nothy really love the OS its really good, just wanted to ask a few things:

1. when is v2.0 predicted to come out?

2. do you plan on adding an app store of sorts? it would be really good to be able to load up my os and play zombease or chess without having to do a bunch of console work and stuff,

3. just a security question, is it possible for someone to design a brute force (attempting every password till you get it correct) feature, put it onto a floppy disc and then find some way to execute it without signing in? also does it have rednet hack prevention, because if i have a program installed which uses rednet someone could mimic the rednet protocol and send a virus into the computer without your system being able to detect and prevent the hack. odds are no one will need this but if you are designing a program it would be really annoying if some jackass decided to hack into your computer by mimicing the rednet broadcast id of something and stuffing up your computer

Alt + F2
Run an application by typing its name in the box which appears

Jummit, on 22 September 2017 - 07:51 AM said:

I have an idea: Pressing ctrl-R to open a little window where you can enter a command, just like in a terminal, but fast and easy with a key shortcut. I have this on Ubuntu:

 Alt + F2 Run an application by typing its name in the box which appears 

Source: https://help.ubuntu....yboardShortcuts

Jummit, on 27 September 2017 - 02:42 PM said:

EDIT: the terminal is not quite finished, isn't it?

• New login screen
• New boot animation
• Added auto updating settings
• Added API blacklisting (prevents overwriting OS apis)
• Automatic bug reporting. This makes my life easier.
• Settings for automatic bug reporting so you can turn it off
• Fancy alert windows to notify you of important stuff.
• Animations!
• Settings for the animations
• API error handling - Axiom won't load APIs that have errors.
• Free disk space is now shown in Settings/About
• A terminal and more terminal commands!

• Fixed clock crash when exiting out of terminal
• Fixed more clock crashes
• Handled settings file being removed
• Fixed important notifications not showing at all
• Fixed permissions not being global occasionally.
• Fixed strange text within popup windows and boundary-limited text
• Lesser bugfixes

• Remember that annoying ¤x icon? Yeah it's dead. Gone.
• More backgrounds perhaps?
• Debug Overlay button removed since it's completely useless

Dr_ec_, on 11 November 2017 - 10:02 AM said:

'window:94: Arguments must be the same length'

Nothy, on 12 November 2017 - 05:18 PM said:

That's strange. Are you running an emulator?

SquidDev, on 12 November 2017 - 08:53 PM said:

Dr_ec_, on 11 November 2017 - 10:02 AM said:

'window:94: Arguments must be the same length'

Nothy, on 12 November 2017 - 05:18 PM said:

That's strange. Are you running an emulator?

I suspect Dr_ec_ is running on a version which doesn't have the extended character set (so probably 1.7.10). You used to get that error when printing characters above 127.

Lua, on 18 November 2017 - 02:59 AM said:

You shouldn't let people delete files in /Axiom

Jummit, on 21 December 2017 - 03:38 PM said:

A key shortcut editor would be a usefull feature. Just specify which key and then the path of the program or a lua script. Some default keys:
t: Terminal
p: Paint
f: File manager
s: Setting

Jummit, on 21 December 2017 - 06:09 PM said:

And maybe show the desktop files on the desktop? But that would require a whole new program than the file browser…

• Programs are now separated into modules
• Added ability to (manually) change colors of settings app
• Axiom should theoretically be lighter on the system than before.
• Apps are now optional
• Desktop icons are in development (not enabled)

• Separated settings, filebrowser, store and sysinfo into different apps.
• Removed sysinfo app, now found under settings/about
• Added desktop icons
• Created various icons for the desktop
• Fixed bugs
• Made Axiom more stable
• Changed error handling
• Removed excessive error reporting
• Added error report prompt instead of automatically reporting
• Added "minimal" parameter to installer
• Axiom no longer checks for non-crucial missing files
• Axiom no longer constantly communicates over rednet
• Renamed boot tab to 'apps', it will contain settings for default apps, updating apps, etc.
• More preparation towards an app store is done
• Apps can now be individually installed and completely optional, cutting down on the size of the OS
• Apps are smaller and faster
• Core is now 1/3 the size it previously was
• Yes, the individual apps is for moddability where you can mod the core without completely destroying the rest of everything.
• Added per-app color scheme support (within the apps)
• Added file open parameter to explorer, you can now specify what file to open with a simple argument (explorer.app <directory>)
• Added automatic icon detection (wip)
Supported filetypes:

.lua,
.app,
.txt,
.lnk (opens whichever file is specified on line 1 in the .lnk file)
.nfp (npaint) /.axg (axiom system images) /.nft (PAIN)
--#Please note that as of now they only open with good old LuaIDE until I can get the system working.
--#Obviously this will check for an appropriate program and launch with that

• Settings, Programs > and Files buttons didn't work
• buttons didn't have an animation
• Reboot button and more things crashed Axiom (too long without yielding)
• Reboot button on crash restarted but crashed clock
• Desktop had no icons

Jummit, on 30 December 2017 - 05:43 PM said:

Things don't work…

Startup worked, GUI and login were good. But then

• Settings, Programs > and Files buttons didn't work
• buttons didn't have an animation
• Reboot button and more things crashed Axiom (too long without yielding)
• Reboot button on crash restarted but crashed clock
• Desktop had no icons

Nothy, on 30 December 2017 - 01:19 PM said:

Edit: If you find that some default programs won't open, then update again so it fetches the new programs.

Jummit, on 31 December 2017 - 11:57 PM said:

Terminal crashes: sys.axs:498 Too long without yielding.
Settings and files app crash, but i cant resolve the error because it goes before I can read it.
The dropdown menu buttons have no click animation

• Clock is dead.
I never liked it anyway, it's going to be remade or scrapped all together
• PAIN is now added to Axiom
• Working on file browser to be less.. stupid.

Sewbacca, on 04 January 2018 - 01:38 PM said:

I installed Axiom with the given pastebin command: pastebin run 2nLQRsSd and after installing, selcting my username and password and after rebooting, I can't login (The buttons don't work) and when I click on shutdown or reboot, or something else after opening the menu, I get the error: sys.acx:929: attempt to index ? (a nil value) and after clicking Yes for reboot, it errors with sys.acx:1253: attempt to index ? (a nil value).

Nothy, on 04 January 2018 - 01:43 PM said:

Did you install it on an advanced PC?

Sewbacca, on 04 January 2018 - 01:38 PM said:

I installed Axiom with the given pastebin command: pastebin run 2nLQRsSd and after installing, selcting my username and password and after rebooting, I can't login (The buttons don't work) and when I click on shutdown or reboot, or something else after opening the menu, I get the error: sys.acx:929: attempt to index ? (a nil value) and after clicking Yes for reboot, it errors with sys.acx:1253: attempt to index ? (a nil value).

JamesR624, on 18 January 2018 - 05:24 PM said:

Really surprised nobody has mentioned this bug. New Folder DOES NOT WORK. If you click "new folder" you are prompted to type a folder name. If you do so, there's no "Ok" or "confirm" button, so you naturally hit "ENTER". This crashes the file explorer with no error message or anything. The file explorer just closes and there is no indication of what happened otherwise and the folder is never created. I have attempted this both at "#:/" and "#:/Documents/".

• Added a store, you can now download applications through STD-GUI! (thank you LDDestroyer)
• Added default desktop icons
• Improved first time setup, it will now fetch any additional programs required
• General bugfixes and improvements
I've seen all the bug reports, the "not a directory" issue should now be resolved, alongside many, many others.
• Boot animation has been shortened, since nobody likes waiting.
• Menu has been changed a little bit to prepare for having an app list in the menu. That'd be very nice.
• EDIT: Clock has been killed. Forgot to mention that.
• EDIT2: PAIN by LDDestroyer has been added, which will open .blt, .nft and paint files.

• Terminal to be replaced by a CraftOS shell. We like it better that way.
• Further support for std-gui is to be added, alongside an app list in the menu drawer.
• Non advanced support will be improved
• New program: Write/note
• New login screen (again. I hate the current one.)

LoganDark2, on 23 January 2018 - 01:11 PM said:

While I'm not usually a fan of GUIs in ComputerCraft (simply because they're a pain to make), I can't help but admire what others have made. I might try this OS out at some point.

LDDestroier, on 25 January 2018 - 04:18 AM said:

LoganDark2, on 23 January 2018 - 01:11 PM said:

While I'm not usually a fan of GUIs in ComputerCraft (simply because they're a pain to make), I can't help but admire what others have made. I might try this OS out at some point.

I hear the appstore was made by a very handsome individual

LoganDark2, on 25 January 2018 - 08:40 PM said:

LDDestroier, on 25 January 2018 - 04:18 AM said:

LoganDark2, on 23 January 2018 - 01:11 PM said:

While I'm not usually a fan of GUIs in ComputerCraft (simply because they're a pain to make), I can't help but admire what others have made. I might try this OS out at some point.

I hear the appstore was made by a very handsome individual

Does that individual just happen to be you?

bobasrty, on 26 January 2018 - 02:17 AM said:

Can you run JavaScript?

LoganDark2, on 26 January 2018 - 06:09 AM said:

bobasrty, on 26 January 2018 - 02:17 AM said:

Can you run JavaScript?

In ComputerCraft, all computers run Lua natively. Sorry to say, but a JavaScript implementation would be extremely slow, even with optimization. Additionally, nobody's done it yet. Did I mention nobody's done it yet?

Fatal error: explorer.app: 19: index expected, got nil
Fatal error: settings.app: 27: bad argument: string expected, got nil

EveryOS, on 02 February 2018 - 03:52 PM said:

Fatal error: explorer.app: 19: index expected, got nil
Fatal error: settings.app: 27: bad argument: string expected, got nil

Pretty stable code…

EveryOS, on 02 February 2018 - 04:44 PM said:

First I tried latest, errored there, so I then tried nightly, errored there. (BTW nightly option does not auto-reboot, but latest does)

In case it helps, reproduction is very simple
Just click one of the first two desktop icons that auto-install (if you are going left to right)

Also, on the shell, I noticed a few things:
No history
No autocompletion
Does not tell you if a program does not exist

Saldor010, on 02 February 2018 - 06:48 PM said:

It's alright, although it doesn't look like anyone's really used the OS beyond messing around with it for more than a few minutes. One of the biggest issues I've noticed, is that if you install something from STD, it will create a shortcut on the desktop, but if the text is too long, it will just spill over to the next line (no where near the actual icon).

To reproduce:
1. Use a fresh install of Axiom
2. Click the store link
3. Install wave-amp
4. Look at desktop

I see no way to move desktop icons, and I couldn't find a way to access the shell at all (the "terminal" doesn't appear to respond to any commands other than exit). You also can't terminate out of programs that you download and use. There's no way to move or copy files or folders in the file explorer. A minor issue I have is that the text doesn't wrap well in pop-up boxes, often cutting words in half and splitting them across two lines. You can create a blank account with no username, which may or may not be an intended feature, and if you attempt to delete this account, a fatal error occurs and crashes the settings program:

Fatal error: settings.app:468: attempt to perform arithmetic __add on nil and number

There doesn't appear to be a way to switch the desktop background to something other than the five default ones (clicking on "Other.." does nothing).

Don't get me wrong, this is better than at least 90% of the "operating systems" in this forum, and despite its flaws, Axiom isn't that bad, it's just not terribly useful for anything beyond playing games from STD. I do look forward to future updates, and I think you've done a wonderful job so far :)/>

EveryOS, on 02 February 2018 - 03:52 PM said:

Fatal error: explorer.app: 19: index expected, got nil
Fatal error: settings.app: 27: bad argument: string expected, got nil

Pretty stable code…

Fatal error: explorer.app: 221: attempt to index ? (a nil value)

Fatal error: explorer.app: 320: attempt to index ? (a nil value)

Fatal error: explorer.app: 364: index expected, got nil

Fatal error: explorer.app: 329: index expected, got nil

Fatal error: explorer.app: 344: index expected, got nil

Fatal error: explorer.app: 450: index expected, got nil

Fatal error: explorer.app: 201: attempt to concatenate nil and string

Fatal error: explorer.app: 388: index expected, got nil

EveryOS, on 05 February 2018 - 05:13 PM said:

EveryOS, on 02 February 2018 - 03:52 PM said:

Fatal error: explorer.app: 19: index expected, got nil
Fatal error: settings.app: 27: bad argument: string expected, got nil

Pretty stable code…

First error seems to of gone away.

But if I double click the menu button while in explorer…

Fatal error: explorer.app: 221: attempt to index ? (a nil value)

Another error:

Fatal error: explorer.app: 320: attempt to index ? (a nil value)

More errors:

Fatal error: explorer.app: 364: index expected, got nil

How many errors are there?

Fatal error: explorer.app: 329: index expected, got nil

Undefined variable as culprit?

Fatal error: explorer.app: 344: index expected, got nil

Your killing me!

Fatal error: explorer.app: 450: index expected, got nil

This ones a bit new:

Fatal error: explorer.app: 201: attempt to concatenate nil and string

Also this:

Fatal error: explorer.app: 388: index expected, got nil

Fatal error: explorer.app:268: attempt to call nil

An application errored out. sys.axs:1023: Access denied

An application errored out. sys.axs:1071: Expected string

magiczocker, on 05 February 2018 - 06:10 PM said:

When I click on "Programs > >" on the menu from the explorer

Fatal error: explorer.app:268: attempt to call nil

and I can not open the menu from the settings.

When I click on "test" on the menu at the logon screen, I can't type anything in the password field.

An application errored out. sys.axs:1023: Access denied

When I only hit enter in the terminal 3.2.0 nightly

An application errored out. sys.axs:1071: Expected string

when I reopen the terminal and hit enter, the whole OS crash.

magiczocker, on 05 February 2018 - 07:27 PM said:

I use the nightly version.

Nothy, on 05 February 2018 - 06:08 PM said:

EveryOS, on 05 February 2018 - 05:13 PM said:

EveryOS, on 02 February 2018 - 03:52 PM said:

Fatal error: explorer.app: 19: index expected, got nil
Fatal error: settings.app: 27: bad argument: string expected, got nil

Pretty stable code…

First error seems to of gone away.

But if I double click the menu button while in explorer…

Fatal error: explorer.app: 221: attempt to index ? (a nil value)

Another error:

Fatal error: explorer.app: 320: attempt to index ? (a nil value)

More errors:

Fatal error: explorer.app: 364: index expected, got nil

How many errors are there?

Fatal error: explorer.app: 329: index expected, got nil

Undefined variable as culprit?

Fatal error: explorer.app: 344: index expected, got nil

Your killing me!

Fatal error: explorer.app: 450: index expected, got nil

This ones a bit new:

Fatal error: explorer.app: 201: attempt to concatenate nil and string

Also this:

Fatal error: explorer.app: 388: index expected, got nil

I'm really wondering why it's crashing nonstop, and I can't seem to reproduce the error

EveryOS, on 05 February 2018 - 07:57 PM said:

If it helps, I was running it without a username

• You can no longer log in as kernel or nil.
I don't know why that was there in the first place
• The 'test' button has been removed from login screen.
• Safe-boot messages have been cleaned up
• Many strange errors related to CC 1.80 have been patched up

• You now get feedback when entering invalid credentials
• You can also make Axiom completely ditch the boot animation in favor of a way cooler safe-boot style startup experience
• The menu is darker, and also slightly different.
• A musician has been hired to play little harp notes for various action within Axiom
• Axiom can legally leave if you don't figure out your password within 15 minutes.
Kidding, you've got three attempts to figure out the password, then it makes you leave.
• A CC 1.80+ mode was introduced, where global variables are *actually* carried over

• As far as I can tell, there are no significant bugs at the moment.
Though, if you encounter one please let me know as my bug reporter is currently a broken mess.

• You can now manually launch desktop and login screens when the computer is in recovery mode.
Mind you, this requires root access.
• Screen replicating with Edge! Now you can have your friends staring at good' Axiom with you - In real time.
The next step is obviously to add monitor click support as well. Virtual keyboard too. So far this only works with native applications using Edge.
• New login screen
The login screen will no longer force you to manually write your username, you simply pick it from a list and slap in your password. Easy peasy.

Nothy, on 17 May 2018 - 09:18 AM said:

The login screen will no longer force you to manually write your username, you simply pick it from a list and slap in your password. Easy peasy.

EveryOS, on 17 May 2018 - 12:27 PM said:

Nothy, on 17 May 2018 - 09:18 AM said:

The login screen will no longer force you to manually write your username, you simply pick it from a list and slap in your password. Easy peasy.

Wait, why do I need this?

STOPCODE: 0x1337LOL

Fatal error: explorer.app:201: attempt to concatenate nil and string

EveryOS, on 17 May 2018 - 03:48 PM said:

STOPCODE: 0x1337LOL

EveryOS, on 17 May 2018 - 03:48 PM said:

Fatal error: explorer.app:201: attempt to concatenate nil and string

EveryOS, on 18 May 2018 - 12:43 AM said:

Not an emulator, I just set my username to KERNEL because I was curious and *BOOM*

EveryOS, on 18 May 2018 - 06:51 PM said:

Yea

Not setting your username doesn't cause it to crash, by the way, it just lets you in without a username.

EveryOS, on 17 May 2018 - 03:48 PM said:

Can you add a guest login option?

• A new login screen has been released, now featuring a user list.
Legacy login screen is not removed and can be enabled in Settings>Accounts on any admin account.
• A guest account was added
It can also be enabled in Settings>Accounts on any admin account. The guest account has limited permissions.
• CCLite is now officially supported, giving you the ability to change emulator screen scale in Settings>Edge
• Desktop icons no longer show file extensions.

• Axiom no longer fetches the already obsolete announcements, this speeds up boot time significantly.
• Axiom will now tell you if the update was successful or not. You can also click the error to recieve a more detailed report.
• Settings no longer shows invalid information when run in CC1.80+

• If applications are unavailable, go into terminal and write "set systemID" and reboot.
This is because of a software protection system, where Axiom can only run applications installed on it's own computer ID. Though, this should be done automatically if the systemID is not set already.

• Right clicking
Holy shit, I know. Finally.
• General improvements to Edge &amp; Axiom.
• Finalized settings

Fatal error: explorer.app:243: attempt to call nil

By using this software you agree to:
- Not use the code for your own work
- Not re-use the OS' APIs and features for your own work
- Not redistribute any contents of the OS
Unauthorized copying of this OS may result in legal action
Copyright (C) Linus 'Nothy' Ramneborg 2017
All rights reserved.

The software is provided AS-IS. There's no warranties what so ever
© Linus "Nothy" Ramneborg 2017

EveryOS, on 22 May 2018 - 04:38 PM said:

Edit: The license in your opening post is inconsistent with the license on pastebin

By using this software you agree to:
- Not use the code for your own work
- Not re-use the OS' APIs and features for your own work
- Not redistribute any contents of the OS
Unauthorized copying of this OS may result in legal action
Copyright (C) Linus 'Nothy' Ramneborg 2017
All rights reserved.

vs

The software is provided AS-IS. There's no warranties what so ever
© Linus "Nothy" Ramneborg 2017

sys.axs: 1114: attempt to concatenate nil and string

EveryOS, on 25 May 2018 - 05:41 PM said:

On another note, can you add an option for Axiom Community Edition into your installer?

EveryOS, on 25 May 2018 - 07:39 PM said:

I just notice that github says that I am the first person to submit a PR. So far all I've done in the PR is update to Axiom latest and some CCLite related stuff, but other than that, I am planning to soon submit ANOTHER PR, that is more useful!

EveryOS, on 26 May 2018 - 05:57 PM said:

I'm working on a version of AxiomUI CE that neatens the kernel (Alot), has an update system, and introduces a completely new, innovative login system I've never seen used in an OS before

1. I recently graduated and went on a hunt for a job
2. I found a job
3. I'm now doing said job, with not so much time left for Axiom

• Chatter will be pre-installed, enabling you to connect to the internet and chat to others. It will also feature a custom UI only for axiom.
• An axiom API will be packaged and loaded on boot, allowing apps to get the name of who's currently logged in, alongside a bit more information such as their current settings.
This is in an effort to clean up the way Axiom handles settings &amp; such across apps.
• Speaking of apps. An apps list will be added to the o* menu. So you can finally launch apps from there, instead of creating a desktop icon for it.

Nothy, on 26 January 2019 - 04:17 PM said:

This project is stale! Why?

I've been working on a super secret side project for the past year or so.
I'm not going to reveal too much, but it has something to do with Axiom - or - will eventually replace Axiom.

This project has had a few testers already (thanks!) and I can safely say that I will release it for public testing soon.
I'll put out more information soon.

O° LunarOS

• Delete user no longer crashes settings
• New users can successfully be created without any.. weirdness.
• Boot time (due to ridiculous boot animation) has been reduced to as little as possible.
• Settings API has seen some improvements with handling user accounts, deleting said accounts &amp; managing settings.
• Fork of STD-GUI has seen some minor changes.
• Updated boot animation. It's really fancy - if you see it, that is.
• Background images now render correctly in CC1.80.