Dear dizt3mp3r, In the open-source world, 2 years ago is like 2 weeks ago. If you don't believe me, just have a look at this ticket which was opened in 2010 and fixed in 2015: https://jira.reactos.org/browse/CORE-4852 And I didn't awake this "dead" thread for fun, but because I commented o...

Thank you for your response, @binarymaster. Indeed, I have started to suspect this after finding this StackExchange answer: https://serverfault.com/questions/718748/connection-closed-by-server-in-aws/876070#876070 This behaviour of sshd is really stupid... :( (I mean, how can someone expect that the...

Dear Erkinalp, I have one remark to your last remark :) If an internet browser is not "core stuff" for an operating system after 2010, then what is the purpose of such an operating system? :) My opinion is that an internet browser is the Number 1 requirement of any OS in this century, and ...

Hello everyone! I launched a clean AWS Instance (of type Amazon Linux AMI which is based on RedHat), and I am trying to build ReactOS by using the normal steps described in the documentation. I have already installed all the required development dependencies with "yum install". I downloade...

(by the way, I found an iexplore.exe inside Program Files, but there is no shortcut icon in the Start menu/submenus)

Thank you for your replies. I know that ReactOS Explorer is replicating Windows Explorer, but at a certain point Microsoft has integrated Internet Explorer into Windows Explorer (I mean, you could type an http address in the Windows Explorer location-bar, and it would take you to that website), so I...

Can the default ReactOS Explorer connect to a website? (Otherwise I don't understand, how can I install Firefox or any other program?) I am trying ReactOS in VirtualBox, but the ReactOS Explorer doesn't do anything when I try to set the address bar to https://www.reactos.org Also, if inside the Reac...