The Exclaim ProjectThe Exclaim Project aims to make a new, modern operating system, built for today's computing. More Information Exclaim NewsYou can subscribe to the news using the RSS Feed. The building instructions have been updated, since the Python script in the process has been rewritten in Ruby to allow us to build it on Exclaim. The Cygwin instructions have also been cleared up. There are currently 0 comments. Post a comment.
This is the 22nd issue of the Exclaim Newsletter, bringing frequent updates on the project's progress and any other useful pieces of news you might need. This issue was published on the 23/12/2008, thanks to lsproc. In this issue
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Since our last issueLots of work has been done on Exclaim in the past month, with many speed improvements, lots of work on porting applications, and generally finishing stuff off for the impending relea... There are currently 0 comments. Post a comment.
A copy of Trac has now been installed on the Exclaim website, replacing the Wiki, WebSVN and Bugtracker. Along with this the Exclaim site has had a minor visual refresh. All bugs and wiki articles are on the new system, though you will have to re-register. This will provide many benefits moving forward, simplifying the site so other components (like Planet) have some more time to be looked after. There are currently 0 comments. Post a comment.
If you are using Exclaim from svn, then when you update to the latest code and run make, you will be greeted by the new buildsystem. There are many new features and tweaks, one of which being that you no longer need to build the cross compiler yourself. You may remove all previous compilers now. There are currently 0 comments. Post a comment.
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