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OneOS 1.2 Public Release
Changes (this list it missing a lot of smaller things)
- Added iOS-like desktop interface
- Programs can now have their own file types that open the program when opened, so for example, .txt files open in Ink (see the Wiki for info, it's really easy)
- Added a Spotlight-like searching feature
- All .DS_Store files will automatically be deleted to save disk space
- Indexing system, all file changes cause updates. This allows for some cool, low-performance impact things such as Search and file types.
- Modified systems will not send error reports, nor will outdated versions
- All the games are now only installed when opened (saves ~200KB of much needed space)
- Added monitor support! Open the monitor in Files to use it.
- Added Redirection by RamiLego4Game
- Created Bedrock, a GUI framework which has made everything a lot easier and smaller (normally at least half the file size)
- Added system logging (see /System/OneOS.log). This will help huge amounts to hunt down and fix bugs.
- Rewrote a HUGE (~70%) amount of the OS, lost of old bugs will be gone :D ...but new ones will appear :(
- I've tried really hard to reduce the file size of the OS. I've managed to get it about 450KB which I'm pretty happy with. However, this has meant that some programs (Ink, Sketch, LuaIDE, Door Lock & App Store) have all been minified. They still have line numbers for error tracking, but they're not much good for learning from. Use the public versions in those cases.
- Countless more smaller things I've forgotten about
- Pretty much all previous bugs (especially GUI ones) have either been fixed or they no longer exist due to being rewritten
- Improved the interface on pocket computers
- Ultimate Door lock would allow wired modems, resulting in it not working
- Wired Modems no longer show as Wireless Modems in Files
- Many, many other bugs I've or others have stumbled upon
- Remove YCCUP (sorry, it was just too buggy)
Due to the massive size of the update there will almost certainly be a huge amount of bugs. I do ask that you either reply on the forum topic, or even better, make an issue on GitHub.