Here's the second public release I ever make in my life (the first being ZeroOS 0.1 in late 2014 or early 2015, I think.)
This release boots to graphics mode, and launches two programs at the same time to demonstrate multitasking and userspace (make a register dump at any moment ) Each program creates a window, on which the user can use the mouse to draw on the window, to demonstrate window manager events as well.
YouTube video to demonstrate.

New stuff in this release:

• Window event support.
  
• Demo programs to demonstrate multitasking with ring 3 protection.
  
• Major bugfix in memory manager.
  
• Minor performance tweaks in mouse driver.
  
• First release that boots on real hardware without page faulting.

Missing stuff in this release:

• Unstable release; source code will be distributed with stable releases only.
  
• MTRR configuration crashes some HW; so this release does not configure MTRR.
  
• The graphics library is heavily optimized for 32-bit video modes, and 24-bit modes will suffer just from moving the mouse.
  
• Overall performance may be low.

Disk image download, both raw and VMDK.

I welcome all your feedback, both good and bad.

quite cool, judging from your youtube video,

any possible way to implement my ideas?

sleepsleep's new OS concept for x86/x64 & arm smartphone
http://board.flatassembler.net/topic.php?t=19264

It looks good. I hope you design your project in order to be easy maintainable and expandable.

Thank you! I don't have dynamic linking support yet; but it is definitely possible to make dynamically-linked programs in user space without actually depending on a system call. As a matter of fact, I plan to add support for buttons and text boxes only in the kernel, and have all other controls (list box, combo box, etc...) in user space as libraries. Now let's get back to work on my hard disk and PCI drivers.

Thank you. This is actually my third rewrite, really. I have already avoided some design mistakes I've made before.