Mike
Audio working, too!
Mike
Now just hw acceleration is needed, and it will be perfect
Chungy
Mike
what next, the crack for the linux kernel???
Chungy
Activation crack for ReactOS
Mike
IMHO it would be funny, just one button "push to activate your version of reactos" and then opens the link of the gpl license on the browser, or the text in the notepad 🤣
Mike
reactos, the first open source os with a keygen included
Chungy
I thought about making and submitting an April Fools PR to add product keys and/or activation. Maybe next year.
Mike
Can
https://x.com/reactos/status/1936430080156197013?t=DEzRV0Qwjerkta4RZvlS0g&s=19
Mike
question, does reactos (still) support 3dnow?
Momade
On this note, if anyone speaks Portuguese and wants to learn Reverse Engineering for x86, here is a free course:
https://t.me/+MG1ZwNfrylEwY2I0
It's focused on NT. Also has links for learning programming logic and C (based on GNU's C course/book). They are all free courses - ie, made free by the authors.
From then on, you could learn the NT API and/or Internals and maybe Help the ReactOS project...
Lindro
fluting the pixels with the truth
Lindro
Anyone else @ GPN?
Alejandro Jeditobe
Mike
ok, i'm back. tbh, intel's implementation of avx is quite dumb. when you ask for avx instructions, first the cpu starts a ramping phase, about 56k cycles long. during this phase, avx instructions are executed using the sse unit, which is half as wide, so the speed is one half. then, avx unit starts and works, throttling down the cpu due to thermal constraints.
Mike
as far as i can recall, the best instruction set was 3dnow. many instructions were totally transparent to the os, so you didn't need to adapt your os in order to use them, they automatically started instead of the related x86 instructions. then ofc you could optimize your code for 3dnow, directx 7 did this for sw t&l support. the only limitations were due to using the same unit as mmx/fpu, and so it could do 2 instructions per cycle, but only a multiplication or an addition in a single clock. wtf, i'm old and my memory is fubar.
Нарада
75 mb Windows ? How ?!?!?!
Alejandro Jeditobe
And almost no integrated drivers 😂😂
Нарада
Does it mean that I can't install Asus drivers for my wireless card ?
Нарада
Нарада
Why I can't?
Chungy
You can try
Нарада
My pc doesn't see this image as boot
Daniel Sławek
Which architecture?
Нарада
Нарада
Daniel Sławek
Daniel Sławek
Only nightly images are available for x86-64
Daniel Sławek
A lot of things can work wrong
Нарада
I already install x86 image on VBox
Daniel Sławek
Нарада
Yes
Нарада
But not so fast...
Daniel Sławek
It is still a lot of work to do
Stas'M
QEMU: Define policy forbidding use of AI code generators (🔥 Score: 152+ in 2 hours)
Link: https://readhacker.news/s/6wJFa
Comments: https://readhacker.news/c/6wJFa
Alejandro Jeditobe
Stas'M
They have a point
Alejandro Jeditobe
Yes, point is almost not questionable. But still they will be left behind, if they keep this rule longer than year
Alejandro Jeditobe
Only massive government like US or EU with huge restrictive laws can save/protect projects who refuse to accept AI code
Chungy
LLMs are garbage. Huge win for QEMU
Mike
They have a point
they have more than one, bcs ai generators could not only produce unoptimized or hard to debug code, but also there could be license issues
Eris
man if only ReactOS would follow in the same steps
Stas'M
Julio
Jose
I hope not.
Jose
Almost not connected to internet. If only using isolated training with programming language, ReactOS sources, free specifications..
Tobiyo
At the very least the author should understand the code beyond 'it works' lol
Victor
Victor
Mike
Alejandro Jeditobe
Yes, so why not again?)
Tobiyo
Tobiyo
Also i don't think a browser is comparable to the linux kernel or qemu 🤔
Alejandro Jeditobe
Mike
As of now, ai is somewhat like a giant grep. The big problem is the sources it uses, that could be tainted and unlawful.
Can
https://x.com/reactos/status/1938531554495521092?t=6celYXV5a0elbmxFoExHUQ&s=19
Tobiyo
We will know when it happens 😉
You do know ai ignores license right? So using it as is means proprietary code can sneak in.....and that means risking getting sued over it ;)
Julen
Julen
I don't think so.
Chungy
Mike
Mike
like i remember when they said that amd cpus couldn't run some x86 programs, while intel could
Mike
i am old enough to remember a lot of bs made by the wintel duo
Julen
I insist in the sue themselves. No sense
Mike
https://www.webpronews.com/microsoft-sued-over-ai-use-of-copyrighted-works/ also, microsoft is already in troubles due to ai on other fields. i would not be surprised if repercussions hit ai code generators, too
Julen
Mike
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Derivative_suit
Tobiyo
Julen