<hbelusca> heh!

<hbelusca> 😄

https://reactos.org/wiki/ARM_Port article might contain some useful information

Clang now suppprts Windows on ARM

Clang now suppprts Windows on ARM

do you have a link? I'd add it to this page

https://github.com/mstorsjo/llvm-mingw Haven't tested it yet but it seems useful

Probably using clang with -target works fine, too

https://reactos.org/wiki/ARM_Port article might contain some useful information

Is this a pure port for arm devices? It might be better to be able to run 32-bit programs on arm devices(as exagear)

Is this a pure port for arm devices? It might be better to be able to run 32-bit programs on arm devices(as exagear)

There is no WOW subsystem in ReactOS yet

Once we get x64 port, it will be pure too

Using QEMU's dynarec might be better than a custom solution

Great.

Classics never dies.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bhUI0mU_nWA

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKJKgUhctYQ

Konichuwaaa

https://twitter.com/x86corez/status/1266824979108282373

Totally user-mode 😎

https://twitter.com/x86corez/status/1266824979108282373

So cool!

So cool!

you!

you!

https://twitter.com/x86corez/status/1266824979108282373

Smol desktop

you!

Weren't you supposed to be in the test chamber half an hour ago

I'm still waiting an Intel DRM port for React...

<hbelusca> reactjs?

React.js on ReactOS

<hbelusca> https://git.reactos.org/?p=reactos.git;a=commit;h=f48739f395261773d24cb88fb08fc75b989637fb

<hbelusca> > Added kjs -- The kernel javascript system. > > This system allows the kernel debugger to be scripted with the new js > command. > > Functions for reading and writing memory, as well as reading the module > list, the registry, and the trap frame registers are provided. A simple > mechanism is provided for reading javascript initialization from the > registry so that the user may provide custom functions for use during > debugging sessions. > > I have already used it to find a bug in kdb itself; as well as to list > sections in modules and perform various other tedious tasks often > required while debugging linked lists, etc. > > This is a static library that will be built when KDBG=1, and linked > with ntoskrnl.

Does ROS have any antivirus capabilities by default? By opening a folder containing a virus, explorer crashes on me.

No, it doesn't

Okay thanks

why would you bother using antivirus if you can't even run it on a modern real computer yet

Yet...

Yet, for sure

\o/

I mean, isn't meant for daily use yet

Sure but this may change one day

<hbelusca> If we ever add any AV capabilities, it would certainly be based on an existing open-source AV, like clamav.

You could use reactOS to create a honeypot for malware purposes

And install an antivirus on it, too

You could use reactOS to create a honeypot for malware purposes

...for trolling tech support scammers 😈

Does ROS have any antivirus capabilities by default? By opening a folder containing a virus, explorer crashes on me.

This is useful (but for other reasons)

AFAIK, ROS is doing some parsing on the EXE file to show the icon

And if you can't replicate the crash on real Windows, it means that there is a difference in parsing

Power of Oleg Dubinsky 💪 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpo84N5gzBY

Power of Oleg Dubinsky 💪 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpo84N5gzBY

👍

Power of Oleg Dubinsky 💪 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpo84N5gzBY

With open-source drivers?

With open-source drivers?

Not all of them

Not all of them

Sad.

The challenge is find Windows Open Source drivers (the few)

The challenge is find Windows Open Source drivers (the few)

Yeah.

i don't think I ever had ReactOS with audio working

didn't know it had startup/shutdown sounds xD

ReactOS 0.4.13! Upvote it! https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=22839563

When is ROS 1.0?

in 2042

in 2042

0.5.1

When is ROS 1.0?

in 2042

Too soon...

Too soon...

Why that slow?

Why that slow?

Windows is enormous.

And the dev staff is small.

Why that slow?

You can help them by donation

You can help them by donation

or, if you can code, or test, or spread the word, this is a good idea. reactos is a great project with an important aim, yet most open source developers seem to look only at *nix like systems, and that's an enormous error

Too soon...

2069

You can help them by donation

Well ... HOW MUCH to be donated for ROS?

Summary, ReactOS need a lot of kernel work, but Wine (userland) is mature.

Wine on ReactOS can be outdated because it need platform specific porting.

Then how ASTRONOMOUS the Windows 10 kernels are?

30GiB?

Then how ASTRONOMOUS the Windows 10 kernels are?

Maybe 5 or 10 million lines.

The size depends on how it is compiled.

As a hybrid kernel, it can be very customizable.

I'm yet to get how kernels beyond FreeBSD or Linux feel like, and how they've wrought

I'm yet to get how kernels beyond FreeBSD or Linux feel like, and how they've wrought

Read the Redox, Hurd, Haiku, Amiga and OpenIndiana documentation.

kernels are small compared to the whole system

I'd guess the W10 kernel is a few megabytes. I can't look at the moment to know for sure. :P

I'd guess the W10 kernel is a few megabytes. I can't look at the moment to know for sure. :P

.

30GiB?

As above i’ve told here, ASTRONOMOUSLY sized

I'm yet to get how kernels beyond FreeBSD or Linux feel like, and how they've wrought

ReactOS is a good place to look at. Haiku OS is interesting and different too