we have a dedicated #shitpost channel in Discord for that

Oh

Nice

Bro, you got the best stickers

Here in my country we a re reciving a lot of people from Venezuela

Also in Spain.

Also in Spain.

But at least those are who can afford a plane ticket

I don't understand

But at least those are who can afford a plane ticket

Yes

Where can I buy one of these?

Haha dude that is funny

Well I have a core 2 duo e7400

And a core 2 duo e7500

They're potatoes I guess

I have a mighty INTEL ATOM

Not lie

😮

Thats p old

Takes 6 hours to compile ReactOS on that thing

Oh

From what year is it?

2009

They're potatoes I guess

2009

Oh

Put some salt and spices on those

But my brother has a core i3 and only uses it for watching youtube

Shame

Which gen?

2014

4th gen?

Don't know

Oh

Nice group name

Taxation is theft

@jeditobe any plans to post newsletter-101 on hackernews?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28054588 Go Go Go!

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28054588 Go Go Go!

хедитобе

google translate

hmm, in some European languages, the j is pronounced as an h

Yes :)

Yea

Sometimes I notice people pronouncing it as a y

@jeditobe I think pointing x64 and massive Mm improvements is more important than multi-monitor and multi-core

I agree

x64 more important

The_DarkFire_#2772: Local multicore man agrees MM + x64 Also don’t forget ieronce which is cool

iorence?

Whats that?

The_DarkFire_#2772: Iernonce I just spelt it wrong https://git.reactos.org/?p=reactos.git;a=commitdiff;h=ed5aad0

The_DarkFire_#2772: It’s a part of the goal of the other GSoC student. I wouldn’t be able to do it much justice but it recently got merged

The_DarkFire_#2772: That link was just one of many commits

GeoB99: iernonce is a library that implements RunOnceEx, an improvement and updated version of the RunOnce implementation

GeoB99: It's basically for user mode apps and stuff that want to execute whatever stuff they need after a reboot or startup of the machine

Oh

GeoB99: And ye, I'm the mentor for that student who is implementing that

GeoB99: Alongside with a backup mentor

^ It’s really cool; That + x64 + recent MM changes are all in master and like super awesome to play with already and deserve more attention

Multimontior is started and a bit of functionality is there While multicore is... Well Not in master yet let’s say

It’s a ways away still :)

I am inpatient to share Jerome's work

Any material coming from him, instant post.

GeoB99: And ye, I'm the mentor for that student who is implementing that

Nice

No disrespect for you, Justin, but Mm is much, much more critical @The_DarkFire01

🤔 I just said that above how would it disrespect me

Well... SMP is critical too. We can't stay a single Core OS forever. Same goes for the HAL work and UEFI sooner or later. All needed very much. But yes. MM failing all the time is a critical one too.

No disrespect for you, Justin, but Mm is much, much more critical @The_DarkFire01

GeoB99: actually everything in the kernel is critical if you ask me lol

GeoB99: it's best to not make comparisons what's critical and what's not

GeoB99: if one wants a fully stable and complete kernel

For years I have been all said Mm and Cc first

Two cents: IMO the most attractive for the long term view it's to have an stable MM, then a stable multicore support, then a strong x64, and later the multimonitor.

But for the "one tweet people" maybe people will always ask the same "hey reactos have x64, when ARM or riscv?"

risc-v does not make much sense - there are no Windows apps for that platworm

arm won't be there before working x64

BieHDC#5597: that wouldnt be a problem if there was more open source windows apps 🐸

The_DarkFire_#2772: ReactOS shall run one all, all bow to ReactOS

risc-v does not make much sense - there are no Windows apps for that platworm

Yeah, I know. But that's what random people ask. Because they don't dig and are not really interested.

for risc-v one will first need to create a PE target for one of the toolchains

for risc-v one will first need to create a PE target for one of the toolchains

it could theoretically be borrowed from RISC-V UEFI works

BieHDC#5597: we just do it first, so then ms has to adapt to ros