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hello new member

hello

Reactos 7. Sounds good!!! 😍

Hello

Are you developer @SignalChan?

It doesn't seem to

Are you developer @SignalChan?

Not for ReactOS

But you can learn how bootloader is implemented in ReactOS, also about SMP, memory manager, UEFI .... May be some day you can make commits for it.

Maybe someday I'll try

But you can learn how bootloader is implemented in ReactOS, also about SMP, memory manager, UEFI .... May be some day you can make commits for it.

I'm on second year senior highschool student but I pray I can contribute to ReactOS in the future

why not now 🧌

why not now 🧌

hard to find a part that is easy to implement and untouched

go to jira and find some, there are numerous things to do 🐸

I'm on second year senior highschool student but I pray I can contribute to ReactOS in the future

👍

Im too old to learn. Im only a current user.

Learning Linux now

I use linux since 1996/1997

But there are more op systems

hope one day linux would enter the elementary school it textbooks

rather that teaching the all-known windows usage

like how to right click to call a menu(

And ReactOS since 200x

hope one day linux would enter the elementary school it textbooks

teach about linux from elementry school yes

our education system is rather old, so we were taught to use office 03 and xp system

in 2015 or so

go to jira and find some, there are numerous things to do 🐸

My parents told to focus study first for uni. If you passed on good uni then do what you want they said

My parents told to focus study first for uni. If you passed on good uni then do what you want they said

true for most, not for me

I become self-learn guy, atleast I understand x64 assembly on Windows, and how Win32 translated into Native API. Some windows internal also

i have adhd or so, so i use 1% time to learn all that shit

I think learning how NT kernel work is important for wine developing

I think learning how NT kernel work is important for wine developing

I thought WINE only emulate userspace

not really, Wine is focused on user mode, since it works on top of Linux kernel

My parents told to focus study first for uni. If you passed on good uni then do what you want they said

Ah yes, learn useless stuff from school then suffer through Uni for a piece of paper You can easily find time between your studies honestly.

Ah yes, learn useless stuff from school then suffer through Uni for a piece of paper You can easily find time between your studies honestly.

They even told me you can sleep on the uni lab XD.

honestly if i can go to comic festivals or, at least wear a skirt to play with classmates, i would be able to develop reactos here(

They even told me you can sleep on the uni lab XD.

nah, those all are lies kiddo

Uni is a pain to go through

They even told me you can sleep on the uni lab XD.

🤣

Did uni life suffer much than highschool?

Did uni life suffer much than highschool?

free, but much more things to do

Dont give them ideas

I thought WINE only emulate userspace

Sure, I am wrong

Did uni life suffer much than highschool?

Not as much but it is suffering because it is boring. Most teachers won't teach you shit, you have to learn all the stuffs yourself and most of the subjects are either useless or not even taught properly.

at least that's how things here are

Ah yes, learn useless stuff from school then suffer through Uni for a piece of paper You can easily find time between your studies honestly.

I don't like chemical stuff, but I forced to learn it here

Centralized education system is a mess

Though I choose to become sofware engineer in the future, I didn't get the computer study here

I don't like chemical stuff, but I forced to learn it here

chem could have been my major, in peking university!😶

I don't like chemical stuff, but I forced to learn it here

Yea, it is common thing everywhere especially in Asia

They said its "free/independent curriculum", but they picked up the lesson for us

Some universities have teachers that develop its own operating system to best teach operating system

Yea, it is common thing everywhere especially in Asia

Yes, I'm on southeast asia country

And students that develop its own as final student work.

And students that develop its own as final student work.

cool, we don't get those cool stuffs here

And students that develop its own as final student work.

I do like how OS works like Windows or *nix work but I don't want to learn develop OS from scratch

And students that develop its own as final student work.

also own risc-v cpu and own c compiler

💡 new branch of React-OS for RISC-V

Id like to learn from scrach for this architecture

But ever i start i m unable to continue.

I was learning its asm instruction and registers

but i dont know how to continue next step with c

and i havent a RISC-V board

https://github.com/microsoft/windows-drivers-rs

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Did uni life suffer much than highschool?

Highschool is the best time of your school life xd

Highschool is the best time of your school life xd

Or the worst one. Or both 😅