Test framework to run an OS in multiple emulators, as a guest graphical / text shell on linux, and so on.

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README.md

Travis test harness for hobby operating systems

This Travis configuration runs an operating system in various emulators. It can execute a SikuliX test script to ensure that some elements are visible on-screen, send keystrokes and mouse events, and interact with the OS GUI in an automated way. Finally, it will take screenshots of the operating system, and upload them to a separate repository hosting these artifacts.

Below are screenshots of an example operating system. This example merely displays a gradient and does not process any user input.

README.md

Travis test harness for hobby operating systems

QEMU (floppy disk)

QEMU (CD-ROM)

VirtualBox

Bochs

DOSBox (.bat)

Unix graphical environment (.sh)