nx_nishios_gui.nx

nx_nishios_gui.nx -- NishiOS GUI rung-1: the kernel DRAWS A DESKTOP into a framebuffer + exports it as a REAL viewable image. On real x86 a kernel gets a linear framebuffer (VESA/VBE or UEFI GOP) and draws pixels into it. This models exactly that: a 320x200 RGB framebuffer + kernel drawing primitives (clear / filled rect / bitmap-font text), used to render a NishiOS desktop -- title bar, a window with its own title strip, a logo, a taskbar with a start button -- then writes it out as a genuine 24-bit BMP (BITMAPFILEHEADER+BITMAPINFOHEADER, BGR bottom-up) you can open in any image viewer / browser, plus an HTML wrapper for the "window". This is the GUI you can SEE, drawn by our own code, not a mockup. KAT: the framebuffer holds the expected desktop pixels (bg / title bar / window fill / rendered text) and the BMP is well-formed ('BM', correct filesize, 24bpp). HONEST SCOPE: a STATIC render (no mouse/event-loop/input yet). A live compositor with input + a real framebuffer device wired into the boot kernel are the next rungs. No hw writes (Rule 26). expect_exit: 0 license_tier: ORIGINAL