And an Official ReactOS game compatibility database.

Like the emulators or Wine.

Yes

also, SuperTux (2d platformer game) now lists ReactOS compatibility together with Windown XP compatibility on Steam

Thank you for reminding that ^^

Furthermore, a guy appeared in Mattermost, said he was writing a browser for ReactOS!

Since ReactOS could not handle modern browsers.

All of these show that there's demand for ReactOS.

idea: building a website database inspired from ProtonDB capable of listing/keeping track of popular and lesser-known video games capable of running on ReactOS by implementing a from-worst-to-best tier rating system (example: bronze, silver, golden)

idea: building a website database inspired from ProtonDB capable of listing/keeping track of popular and lesser-known video games capable of running on ReactOS by implementing a from-worst-to-best tier rating system (example: bronze, silver, golden)

Games, drivers and all

Games, drivers and all

yes

idea: building a website database inspired from ProtonDB capable of listing/keeping track of popular and lesser-known video games capable of running on ReactOS by implementing a from-worst-to-best tier rating system (example: bronze, silver, golden)

Someone must be working on such a kind of project in Discord

idea: building a website database inspired from ProtonDB capable of listing/keeping track of popular and lesser-known video games capable of running on ReactOS by implementing a from-worst-to-best tier rating system (example: bronze, silver, golden)

That sounds good, but protondb has a bigger user base and a smaller set of target applications... See wine appdb, sometimes you can't find newer apps there

Hyperbased in Hyperspace: the backend is basically done, its mostly about taking the entries from working-programs and adding them to the "database"

Look at our Twitter and decide if ReactOS is dying!

The most important part is GitHub statistics. Project is losing developer interest, despite rise of general public attention

The most important part is GitHub statistics. Project is losing developer interest, despite rise of general public attention

I'm aware of decreasing contributors

We may fewer devs committing (don't know full statistics), but in the recent times they commit more

but, isn't the project already busier towards participating more often to code reunions and relative contests like for example google summer of code?

Test of the night: https://twitter.com/reactos/status/1621611521942982661 (continued by a second tweet)

but, isn't the project already busier towards participating more often to code reunions and relative contests like for example google summer of code?

More in the recent years.

Well there is a hackfest ongoing right now

https://twitter.com/reactos/status/1621788147712491521?t=dw4xauOHzaVEajudG646sw&s=19

Well there is a hackfest ongoing right now

Meanwhile at ReactOS hack fest

Meanwhile at ReactOS hack fest

wow! nice school! (my own sucked so badly)

Meanwhile at ReactOS hack fest

Wtf, my High school doesn't have half of this

You mean computers?

Every school has computers bruh

Meet the Hack fest master 😁

Every school has computers bruh

ofc yes, but not robots and such

Meet the Hack fest master 😁

Meet the Hack fest master 😁

Hacking pentagon

Meet the Hack fest master 😁

BTW where all that going on?)

BTW where all that going on?)

Of course in Belgium Brussels Russia Stavropol

Of course in Belgium Brussels Russia Stavropol

Russian hackers 😁

Russian hackers 😁

They hack Lego bricks

yes

Last week there (in this school) was ReactOS install fest

cool, wow!

lego technic

lego technic

Technically they hack Lego 😂😂

Technically they hack Lego 😂😂

yeah yeah, you can also program them

Hack the ROS, hack the lego hack

And you literally can brick Lego technic if you hack it not really technically

And you literally can brick Lego technic if you hack it not really technically

no pun intended

Furthermore, a guy appeared in Mattermost, said he was writing a browser for ReactOS!

Based on? Webkit or gecko?

Based on? Webkit or gecko?

Everything but not chromium based please 🥺

Everything but not chromium based please 🥺

I was trying to compile web template framework with rosbe

Buttttt... our sdk lacks some headers

Since i don't even know how to write a hello world in bash, I trust people who can write code 👍

Based on? Webkit or gecko?

https://repo.palemoon.org/MoonchildProductions/UXP

Oh then is goanna (gecko based)

Palemoon is great, the only thing is it being single process

Both it, k-meleon and seamonkey are good browsers

Everything but not chromium based please 🥺

IIRC Chromium

found a com 9pin on my motherboard and tried to connect it with my laptop, but if i type aaa it receives OyO...

anyway i can debug reactos on real pc

maybe i accidentally reversed it?

Meet the Hack fest master 😁

Hello there

Last week there (in this school) was ReactOS install fest

My school never did anything cool like that

Last week there (in this school) was ReactOS install fest

import substitution

import substitution

"Импортозамещение" on Russian)

https://twitter.com/reactos/status/1622150534567165953

Will share x64 tests until Feb 10.

https://twitter.com/reactos/status/1622248696036446209

https://twitter.com/reactos/status/1622248696036446209

we have done half, because NT5=NT10/2

😜

joke only a terminal shell programmer can understand: Go Fish?

The Go Programming Language https://go.dev/

fish shell https://fishshell.com/

IIRC Chromium

More of the same!

https://insidetelecom.com/the-google-monopoly-case-and-its-causes/ "The Browser Monopoly  There is a strong Google monopoly case when it comes to internet browsers. Many come to accuse Google of making their websites only work on Chrome. Users report that random bugs and errors hinder their browsing experience when browsing Google-owned websites on other browsers. For example, YouTube users found it hard to use certain features while browsing for a while, and the issues seemed to be fixed magically when they used Chrome, Google’s browser.  When Google launched Chrome, it was based on an open source called “Chromium.” After a while, many others followed, and even Microsoft’s edge shifted to use a chromium build. Opera is also born out of chromium, so if more than 60 percent of people use Google Chrome, more than 70 percent use Google to browse the internet when you factor in the chromium-based browsers.   Finally, you only have Firefox and safari, which constantly push the narrative that Google keeps trying to further its monopoly. With more than 70 percent of people using Google to surf the internet, it technically is a monopoly."

More of the same!

Don't bite the hand that feeds. Chromium is open source and even while greater browser engine diversity might be desirable, it is still a net good when a software project uses it, and for this project, especially for the purpose of getting NT 5.x/ReactOS online.

Also that summary seems misleading. Google created Chromium from the onset. It's the open source base for which Chrome (proprietary) is derived from. At first, Chrome bundled things like Adobe Flash and Adobe PDF, but I think there's no functional differences anymore.

Don't bite the hand that feeds. Chromium is open source and even while greater browser engine diversity might be desirable, it is still a net good when a software project uses it, and for this project, especially for the purpose of getting NT 5.x/ReactOS online.

The more centralized, the more controlled the process, who dictates the rules of the game is google, the software monoculture impoverishes and limits new ideas, creating an environment of complacency!

The monopoly that changed hands from Microsoft to Google is out of our interest at the moment. My point is - there's strong demand for ReactOS and someone is trying to create a functioning browser for us, while we cannot run latest Chrome or Firefox.

the road is long to completition

Don't bite the hand that feeds. Chromium is open source and even while greater browser engine diversity might be desirable, it is still a net good when a software project uses it, and for this project, especially for the purpose of getting NT 5.x/ReactOS online.

But afaik, chromium (blink) was forked from webkit to emancipate codebase from apple