All releases of MikeOS
Release Notes: New BASIC programs including a memory editor, calculator, and ASCII art designer have been included. The text editor has been enhanced with new features, while file management commands have been added to the command line interface. Programs can also retrieve the command line string, if one was provided.
Release Notes: The build scripts now disable auto-optimization in newer versions of NASM, which caused problems.
Release Notes: The list dialog is now scrollable, while the pause system call has been rewritten to be compatible with more BIOSes. There have also been several small bugfixes and documentation updates.
Release Notes: The BASIC interpreter was enhanced to support multiple parameters in variable assignment. It also has new SERIAL and PORT commands. The random number generator was rewritten and cleanups have been made to the source code.
Release Notes: This release includes a new BASIC interpreter with 24 instructions. The EDIT.BIN text editor has been updated and can now execute code via the F8 key. If a file called AUTORUN.BIN or AUTORUN.BAS exists on the disk, it will be executed automatically by the kernel. The User Handbook now describes how to run MikeOS from a USB key.
Release Notes: A new full-screen text editor was added, while the command line interface can output text files using 'cat'. The music keyboard interface was updated, and small updates were made to the disk driver API.
Release Notes: New system calls were added to convert signed integers to strings and reverse strings. The disk driver calls no longer need FAT12-style filenames, as they do the conversion internally. The OpenBSD build script was updated.
Release Notes: A hangman game and text file viewer were added, and the file manager can now display file sizes. Two new system calls were also included, and a few small bugs have been fixed.
Release Notes: The code has been cleaned up with better structure and more comments. Two new system calls have been added, the file manager has more features, and the experimental DOS and mouse code has been removed. The documentation has been split into three handbooks.
Release Notes: This release includes FAT12 file writing support, a new mouse driver, a C library, and new system calls. Additionally, many bugfixes and documentation updates were made.
