Serenum is my solution to the ‘Thirty Million Line Problem’. The intention is to start a completely distinct computing platform. Hardware and Operating System sold together. On top, let us build the future.
Serenum is my solution to the ‘Thirty Million Line Problem’. The intention is to start a completely distinct computing platform. Hardware and Operating System sold together. On top, let us build the future.
Serēnum Release 7 adds Wifi support. Took me 4 months but it's finally done. &serenum
I did a mega discussion with @philliptrudeau about the design of internet transport and my plans for rebuilding the internet. &serenum
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yMRN3wisRbE
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6oYESpMKn9Q
Window Manager Update for Serenum! &serenum https://youtu.be/vnlzpE9G9Ck
I'm currently working on a run menu for the Serenum Window Manager. (A run menu is like the start menu in windows but it doesn't show any ads.) &serenum
Implementing a Window Manager for Serenum without using Linux or Windows. All the development is happening using my Serenum. https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/1127582906773147822/1229778522487394425/20240416_150003.jpg?ex=6630eb7f&is=661e767f&hm=67ad82ee392b012b7ec197c3ddbccb71c0d8d668519a680dc94a8621661d6d04& &serenum
New Serenum Release. https://samhsmith.com/serenum/release_5/ &serenum
I'm upgrading my Brevis compiler with SSA goodness. Surprisingly easy to do once you've removed the academic words. https://samhsmith.com/serenum/ &serenum
I made this youtube video which does not successfully capture the amount of work it took to produce this new release. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=otm83HV1OII &serenum
Work has been done on Serenum. Very wandering video, but might be interesting. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjbIdoJhPzA &serenum
After much pain, sacrifice and compromise I have implemented display mode switching for Serenum. In other words, the kernel can switch between outputting 640x480, 800x600, 1024x768 and 1440x1080. https://samhsmith.com/serenum &serenum
&serenum New renderer for the serenum editor. SIMD is used both for rendering and diffing against previous frames to avoid unnecessary redraw. https://samhsmith.com/serenum/