And please do not even consider using ReactOS on a production server in its current state of development.

Yes, anyone is free to download and install a copy of ROS in their browser.
The GPL's most notable requirement is that if you distribute modified copies, you must also provide source code for them. Downloading or re-distributing an unmodified copy will not cause you any troubles.

The RawInput API lets you distinguish between different keyboards, so it would be possible to implement this functionality in Windows using that.

Does your app work in Windows? If not, it's a problem with your code
If you need help fixing it, we'd need to see said code.

You seem to be missing the point that this is about monthly donations. So "do a one time thing" like shipping hardware is not a good reward.

So the "proper debugging" answer to "how do I track down when a value in memory changes" is to use a memory breakpoint (watchpoint). In ROS this generally means switching over to using an MSVC build and debugging with WinDbg, then using the "ba" command. In you particular instance you'd want to find...

Io(f)CallDriver is a function that's called a lot during normal OS operations, often multiple times per I/O operation. There are several reasons why you might see another call right away: There may be multiple threads active at the same time, processing multiple IRPs at the same time. IoCallDriver w...

So the process looks something like this: isoboot.S --> i386.S + freeldr.spec? --> ? --> freeldr.c --> winldr.c The first 512 bytes of setupldr.sys is in fathelp.inc, which is mostly skipped over at the entrypoint 0000:FA00 with a .byte directive coded to go to 0000:FA00. I can't really tell what's...

Freeldr.sys isn't a real .sys file, it is built by combining the binary file frldr16.bin and the PE file freeldr_pe.sys: concatenate_files( ${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/freeldr.sys ${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/frldr16.bin ${CMAKE_CURRENT_BINARY_DIR}/$<TARGET_FILE_NAME:freeldr_pe>) And frldr16.bin is b...

Others have tested it, you can try to find out the current status: https://jira.reactos.org/issues/?jql=te ... staller%22

https://git.reactos.org/?p=reactos.git& ... sersRunDll

This function is a stub in ROS and will raise an exception when called. It's simply not implemented.

I'm less saying that I don't understand what Erkin is talking about, and more saying that he's making things up that don't exist/don't have wider support from the community and then selling them as though they did.

Are you aware you're making up words?

I also advice not to use acpi-hal as the pnp for it is completely bonkers I would not second that as general advice. The standard HAL is a fallback, which you should definitely try if your hardware has any trouble -- however if the ACPI HAL doesn't cause problems, please use that, as it's more wide...

Well, if a browser does not work, you are miles away from getting any game working. FYI, most games are _way_ less complex than modern browsers. They generally just require a window and some API to draw on it (of course DX11 as an important example of such an API _is_ complex; but that's a part of ...