The last in the series of getting started tutorials by FlingOS. The tutorials get you started with writing your own operating system by taking you through most of the fundamentals. 

In this video we look at the keyboard and how to interpret signals from the keyboard into characters to display on the screen. 

The resources for this video are available in the "10. Keyboard" folder at:
https://github.com/FlingOS/Getting-Started-Tutorials

This tutorial in detail:
    - Keyboard hardware
    - PS/2 Keyboards
    - PS/2 emulation by USB
    - Keyboard IRQ
    - Scancodes
    - Key codes
    - Key chars
    - Modifier keys (ctrl, shift, alt, capslock)
    - Printing keyboard presses to the screen

Next tutorial:
Sorry, this is the last in this series! Please head to the Getting Started or Typical Design Routes articles:
http://www.flingos.co.uk/docs/reference/Getting-Started
http://www.flingos.co.uk/docs/reference/Typical-Design-Routes

Previous tutorial:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nT1WKqu_uo0

License:
This video is licensed under Standard YouTube License. You may not publish, distribute, modify or otherwise use any part or all of it without express permission from the publisher. For the purposes of copyright, the publisher of this video is Edward Nutting, who can be contacted via the comments or by emailing youtube@flingos.co.uk. If you do not receive a reply, you have not been granted permission.

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