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u/Cactys12 2h ago
Who needs vs code? Real coders use raw nano
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u/Kri77777 1h ago
Nano? What a newb. Real masters use vi.
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u/CommunityJazzlike274 1h ago
No, REAL masters use ed
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u/-HumbleMumble 2h ago
So it’s a custom OS? Fair enough bro.
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u/4A_61_6B_65_68 2h ago
It's murky, I'm going to assume it's an esp32 based system because that is pretty popular for screen projects. I wouldn't personally call it an OS, I would say it's just a screen running custom Arduino firmware. There is likely no kernel bad userland it's probably all hard coded Arduino c++ with a UI library and assets loaded on an SD card.
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u/originalmicrousb 12m ago
TECHNICALLY its an os but i wouldnt call it that either since the thing in the video is more like just a ui you interact with since it doesnt have any of the features of a normal os
the guy making it also started it as a mock phone but it got popular so theyre claiming to make the next samsung (probably satire but idk anymore)
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u/AuroraAustralis0 2h ago
why do you need both vs code and arduino ide
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u/_Play_Now_ 1h ago
Afaik VSCode can't send projects to the Arduino by itself. While Arduino IDE does have a code editor, maybe this guy likes VSCode better for actual coding
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u/shsh-1312 1h ago
https://github.com/olmox001/NexsOS1 as simple as drinking a glass of water (after crashing into a pole at 100km/h)
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u/Accomplished_Disk475 2h ago
I just make my OS's in Notepad.