I agree completely. Especially the older apps thing. I often prefer console games, regardless of whether a native alternative is available or not, for this reason. Most emulators simply give us more control and more options, and switching between windowed mode and fullscreen mode and using filters a...

That's kinda irrelevant. x86-64 processors can run x86-32 software natively, we just need the OS to use that feature in an as nice and transparent way as possible. If you want to run x86 software on a PPC processor however, you need to emulate the hardware. You'd probably be better off with a virtua...

I don't care too much about the name, as long as it does its work. The application is generally nice and a great improvement over the Download! application. But I hate it that you can only install one package at a time. Checkboxes or something to that effect should be implemented IMO. And while you'...

Yep, but the review sounds negative. They make it sound more negative than even HaikuOS which is ridiculous. Why do people waste their time coding operating systems like HaikuOS? Code Linux or better yet code ReactOS! There is so much open-source ability it's too bad it's not co-ordinated toward so...

Lack of resources.

Sorry, but I don't really see your point. I wasn't asking "Why haven't you implemented this YET?", but simply why not do it (When it's possible to do so). I fully understand if it's not possible to do so Soon.

I agree with a lot of the things mentioned here and on the list, although the popularity-based problems are not too fair to judge from. There are a lot of problems based more or less solely on Linux's own issues alone though. A display manager without proper support for 32bpp? In 2009? That pretty m...

Why not implement UAC. Windows is already using it, so it wouldn't be ReactOS-specific. While the option of requesting a password may not exist in Windows (Not sure), once UAC would be implemented, it shouldn't be too hard to add, and it would help further.

Afaik, Firefox uses XUL regardless of what OS is being used. They've added integration for Windows, Mac OS X and GTK+ to XUL. Firefox is not integrated when running in KDE, the Linux version will always use the theming that GTK+ provides. Same thing with *BSD.

I just remembered that we were asked in the first post to label our screenshots. For some reason, I can't find any Edit button here.. Anyway, the screenshots I uploaded are all taken by myself, deniseweird. If that's what you meant. Sorry.

Feel free to contribute with more screenshots guys.

I'm a girl >.> Anyway, here are two more pics, with flash:

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This seems to be a common problem. Gens GS, BoycottAdvance, and also Snes9x if I remember correctly, have this keyboard problem. I don't know the cause of it though. It could be DirectInput like you said.

Gens GS, a MegaDrive emulator, running Sonic 2 Beta: http://img204.imageshack.us/img204/593/snapshot1g.png Same emulator, running Sonic 3 & Knuckles: http://img148.imageshack.us/img148/7335/snapshot2m.png BoycottAdvance, a GBA emulator, running Bomberman Jetters: http://img161.imageshack.us/img1...