khaldrogo wrote: ↑Fri Feb 26, 2021 10:07 amcan one unlink the malicious NTOSKRNL binary rights

I'm not sure we condone gratuitous trolling claims without any actual proof of those claims.

And it's also written in full letters on the watermark at the bottom right of the desktop:

Bear in mind that Windows doesn't have a "Handle Cygwin bugs" case in its kernel, so your "patch" is most probably wrong.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X34ZmkeZDos
"Why Microsoft Word is the best IDE for programming"

You may try to write a minimal test with NtOpenFile() that tries to do what you think cygwin & co does. That test should of course work on Windows. And then try it on ReactOS.

Then what the point of supporting Windows drivers today?

So that you can install vendor's drivers.

feldrim wrote: ↑Tue Feb 09, 2021 9:20 pm Just to briefly clarify the ESE issue here: ESE is an alternative to SQLite, not Everything of voidtools.

That doesn't clarify anything. ESE is JET blue, an implementation of the JET api that is superior and differs from the other one found in Microsoft Access.

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The NTFS support for volume mount points, is that it allows you to create these symbolic "directory" links within a NTFS volume, to some other volume. But even without NTFS you can still have volume mount points, managed by the mount manager, that appear in the NT namespace as \??\Volume{S...

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If Linux had only "supporters" that asked things to be done without actually implementing them properly, Linux wouldn't be where it is now and you would not be using it as well.

Do you think that the real MS Windows have been developed by just 10 active developers? And linux?

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