I worry about compatibility with windows binaries that might have code specifically looking for a FAT32 or NTFS file system.

I'd think LiteStep would work in pretty well with ReactOS, at least as a temporary/alternative shell.

I'm interested in working on a free RDP server for ReactOS and windows machines where such a thing would be useful (all the ones where it's not supported 98, 2000, etc). I've googled around and tried to find some information on the topic, apparently no one has started working on a _server_ yet. Thou...

We need 10 people for it to start calculating charts for us, so if you haven't joined yet, you should.

IF there was a need to use a 16-bit compiler, you'd want to use openwatcom -- the freedos community had been waiting on that for a long time to avoid using proprietary and unsupported compilers. However, AFAIK, this isn't an issue for ReactOS as the DOS and Win16 subsystems would sit on top of the 3...

It would be nice to get a list of ReactOS local user groups on the website to encourage people to start forming them and join them. Though, it could be there and I'm missing it.

I'd imagine most ReactOS fans are pretty well receive in windows user groups.

If you're in to music, you should check out audioscrobbler and join the ReactOS audioscrobbler group.

http://www.audioscrobbler.com/group/ReactOS

By the time ReactOS gets closer to version 1, I have a feeling file system software and file system popularity will have changed. So, it's probably too early to settle on things like what should be the "default" and work on more salient issues. For now, I would suggest sticking with FAT32. Then, sup...

Hey! For thouse of you who use AudioScrobbler , I made a ReactOS group , and you should join. If you don't use AudioScrobbler, but you use your computer to play music, then you should be on AudioScrobbler. I've been monitoring the progress of ReactOS for at least two years now, and I've only now dec...