This is not the way to become "an open Windows "

This is my opinion

In year 2016 i think that you dont need any Microsoft Windows source code

ReactOS is wrote from scratch

So devs dont need any Microsoft source code

I heard that you make reverse engineering

I heard that you make reverse engineering

Ye, but we cant view code

What is the differencies between GNU Hurd and Reactos

Will not reverse engineer

Are

https://what.thedailywtf.com/topic/20685/any-reactos-users-here/4

I thought reactos can run .net?

.net is now "open source " you can port it

I like this "ReactOS is a ground up recreation of Windows, kind of how GNU/Linux is a recreation of Unix"

this is how I will explain ROS from now on

people often confuse it with Wine and other stuff

Daniel Reimer (https://jira.reactos.org/secure/ViewProfile.jspa?name=emuandco) resolved ROSBE-96 - PATCH - Correct SSVN when RosBE installation directory includes a space as 'Fixed' https://jira.reactos.org/browse/ROSBE-96 added, thx for fixing ^^

I thought reactos can run .net?

ReactOS can run very basic app with .net 4 you need 2 GB ram on your VM

Talk like a gentleman at least youll gain respect

.net is now "open source " you can port it

The best cross-platform KDE Frameworks and Qt Library

ALI mode = on :D

And focus on Qt

While we are trying to have an Open or free libre Windows they work for virtual reality and artificial intelligence

What do you think about GNU Hurd design ?

What do you think about GNU Hurd design ?

Looks like you dont understand reactos

Looks like you dont understand reactos

this

he reminds me of those indian scammers

GNU hurd's design works for GNU

not for something that tries to base itself off of windows and its internals

I'm new to ReactOS that's why i ask to you dear friends

be gentle to me , i don't troll you

don't worry this is a comfy chat

I asked a question for Multi Server system vs subsytem design

I'm new to ReactOS that's why i ask to you dear friends

Reactos is like windows xp clone, not a microsoft clone, not a new operation system...

I asked a question for Multi Server system vs subsytem design

NT design already is good

And it is implemented and does all things

I should search for what is NT design am i right ?

I should search for what is NT design am i right ?

Yes, reactos follows NT

Did you study Unix Like systems ?

Did you study Unix Like systems ?

Yes, but this makes ZERO sense to discuss it in reactos group

Yes, but this makes ZERO sense to discuss it in reactos group

leave him alone, he has no idea about computers at all

he has no idea about computers at all

shots fired

Ok , can you tell me please how you develop the system ?

Lol

c, c++ and a lot of pacience

Ok , can you tell me please how you develop the system ?

I developed a Visual Basic GUI interface for it

Hey mert, thats a big a question.

Do you have teams for missions ?

yes react os has missionaries proselytising everywhere

hail pope oleg

deus NT vult

Haha.

Do you have kernel programmers ?

@hwpplayer1 is gonna make next best OS

I ask questions because i'll teach ReactOS to people , first i need to learn

yes we prepare kernels in microwave

react os uses high quality khrushchev corn

yes we prepare kernels in microwave

Hahaha

Hehe. Im a kernel broker.

I hope that i'll have a fresh start to ReactOS

If you want learn, read the wiki.

I ask questions because i'll teach ReactOS to people , first i need to learn

You can't learn to operate OS by asking question.

@hwpplayer1 publiciting react os is great but remember, it is VERY VERY unstable

Read source

Guys

I think there's only one response needed

RTFM

Thats why i have my own ReactOS-TR student organization , to read and study source code

TR?

source code isn't a book

Turkey - Türkiye

being able to read won't allow you to understand it

i know , thanks

even if you understood basic coding, big part of reactos code is platform and environment specific

There's other parts to learn as well, NT Internals, Wine, the way drivers work in NT etc

like intel x86_64 etc

Nt concepts, Windows internals book.

and there is a whole lot of stuff you have to understand outside of just the code