[ros-dev] Getting a Windows Server 2003 license for the project?
Aleksey Bragin
aleksey at reactos.org
Wed Jan 19 22:14:56 UTC 2011
On Jan 19, 2011, at 9:15 PM, Timo Kreuzer wrote:
> Am 19.01.2011 18:04, schrieb Pierre Schweitzer:
>>> Yeah that does make sense. However my point was, if only Pierre
>>> is going to
>>> use it why not just get him his own copy.
>> True point. I actually thought I am not the only to practise test-
>> based dev. But looking at the (lack of) comments, it seems I am.
>> Taking that into account, it is not up to me to decide.
>
> I think you are making the wrong conclusions. My point on this
> issue is pretty much like Geds, nothing to add.
> And speaking of test based development: Of course I am making
> tests, but Windows XP and Windows 7 are just fine for that, unless
> you test some very specific kernel stuff.
That's because vast majority of people involved in ReactOS project
*at least* dualboots with a Windows installation. And for any
Windows driver developer this is obviously a must, since ReactOS is
quite far from being the leading development environment :)
It would be handy to have a copy of Windows 2003 for leasing, if
that's possible. However, installing it at a remotely-accessible
location is nearly useless (unless you really want to RDP into a yet
another Windows, which has VMWare inside of it, plus a WinDbg, and
you want to develop/test drivers this way).
My 5 kopeyek.
WBR,
Aleksey.
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