*ding ding ding!
Yes, though it looks much better in the actual program (gotta love jpegs!). It's cool how consecutive reds, greens, and blues form white due to our brains' perception.
That's pretty much how it's going to work. You can select a PRG, then load it, then turn it into a special type of PRG: a CODE_ file. Then they'll be stored in the ZOS folder, where you can run them or put them on the desktop.
I have no idea. There should be no way that F$ is a multidimensional array, but there should also be no way that it was turned into a pointer... I guess I may find out later after testing a bit.
Alright, the windows can now finally run comparatively fast while running different programs. This means that the Window Tests are done and I can make the File Manager and Terminal and then version 1 will be done (Rhyme not intended)! And I should also make inputs more window-specific...
There's not a lot to test. I've just been doing window tests. I think they mostly work now and I can make other things. Shouldn't be too long until I have 1.0 finished.
It's hard to make good programs with intuivity (is that a word?). Especially because I need to set up a file system and a terminal and fix this really annoying bug.