Talk:Projects
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Mirroring
If you desire you may mirror this page. In your mirrored page you must state that you are a mirror and provide the original URL of the Project page. For a good example see: http://www.osdcom.info/content/view/28/38/
Format
All OSes should be listed in alphabetical order.
The format of data on this page is in the form of:
- OS Name - Title or short description.
- Contact: Chase (chase AT osdev.org)
- URL: http://www.osdev.org
TODO
- Add Amateur OSes from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Osdev
- Add http://xos.freezee.org/ Added but now the site is down, wait and see if it comes back up
- Add http://comos.sourceforge.net/ ? If it gets fixed/contact the author(waiting for response)
Dating
User (rejected wiki license) asked for projects to be dated - Combuster 12:25, 3 October 2011 (UTC)
Entry Template
I wrote two templates for the entries into the list. One is the major and the second is a sub template. The first works like this:
{{OSProjectEntry
|OSName=<The project name.>
|OSDescription=<A description of the project.>
|Contact=<A contact address, name, or internet message location.>
|URL=<The URL for this project>
|LastReleaseDate=<A date of the last release known.>
|LastReleaseDescription=<A description of the last release known.>
The line (below) uses the optional second template and can be included to provide a closer inspection message for questionable entries.
|CloserInspection={{CloserInspectionValidity|<Reason><br \>'<Your name>}}
The last part regardless if you include the (above) single line or not is to add the two closing curly brackets.
}}
If done correctly your entry will appear just like the others. You can also edit that page to see how each entry was made if you are still unsure. --Kevin 17:45, 27 May 2007 (CDT)
Should their be a thing in the template that tells what license the OS is under? cause a few on the Wiki are even closed source. --Earlz 13:50, 22 April 2009 (UTC)
