theoriginalbit, on 26 September 2013 - 01:31 PM, said:
ZudoHackz, on 26 September 2013 - 11:34 AM, said:
if not term.isColor then
print("FireOS requires a advanced computer.")
error()
end
You are checking to see if term.isColor is equal to false. It is true, so the program carries on. And crashes.
Well actually he is checking if term.isColor is nil, not equal to false, this is a good way to check if it's being run on pre-CC1.4 computers, but yes, if its a normal computer this line will allow it to continue, and crash.
Mikk809h, on 26 September 2013 - 01:15 PM, said:
term.isColor() -- parantheses
Actually
if not (term.isColor and term.isColor()) then
error("FireOS requires an advanced computer.", 0)
end
Would be the better way to do it.
I didn't think about that, will fix. Thanks!
theoriginalbit, on 26 September 2013 - 01:31 PM, said:
nutcase84, on 26 September 2013 - 11:18 AM, said:
Will post some screenshots soon.
What is it you say to everyone that does this?............ oh thats right........... No pics no clicks.
[sarcasm]
Man I'm so excited to see yet another incomplete nutcase OS....... what is that now, 3 OSes? ..... wooooooooo.... can you just feel my excitement....
[/sarcasm]
I had to leave for karate. Gosh.
And I typed out my story why this is a development release, but for some reason, it just deleted everything. So I'll give you the short version.
One day, a noob by the name of nutcase, started development of a OS. He lost the code from a hard drive error, so he started again, but now he was good at coding, so he could make it better. He released this OS called Nut OS, It wasn't all that great, and was incomplete. But he lost time to support and update it, so he scraped it. But after a while, he found more time. So he started a new OS called Firewolf OS. People didn't like the name, so he scraped it. Now, he's releasing a new OS based on Nut OS. It shall be called Fire OS. He hopes to make this OS great.
Oh man, what a story.
ZudoHackz, on 26 September 2013 - 11:30 AM, said:
Nice. But I thought it was released at cc-con?
It was going to be, but I got impatient just sitting on the code.