I would like to eventually create a ReactOS distro with some apps I like on it.
Would it be legal from to include Google's Picassa and Desktop search in it?

try
AnalogX SimpleServerWWW
http://www.analogx.com/contents/downloa ... /sswww.htm

or
WWWServer
http://wwwserver.sourceforge.net/

All I know:
We will eventually have to use something besides FAT or FAT32.

if I want to get something to compile for WindowsNT,2000,XP/ROS what SDK should I use?

Yes I know, and I like it. Guess I should explain my idea a little more.. They currently would all run with the permissions of the current user I would like to see the option to ...well... right click on "3" go to runas user and type in the user name and password. From then on whenever you...

If I wanted a free one I would just use the free version of Diskeeper. An open source one is what I want!

Currently I end the explorer process and restart it using the runas /user:admin, this way I dont have to the whole log on log off thing.

But I would prefer one click change to admin. , yes you would have to type in your password first, but only once.

make it so you can login with different user accounts on the "1", "2", "3", and "4". Of course I have no idea how one would do this, which is why I'm putting it up as a suggestion I was also wondering if any work had been done to make ROS explorer support dual...

you click on "administrator" and go to rename...

sounds like a file system thing to me, we would have to go to do something besides fat unless im misreading the post.

Disk defragmenter is first on my list, if I ever get around to writing it.

what's hidden?
open up an explorer window, go to folder options ->
view, "Launch folder windows in a seperate process"

The one reason I want them seperated is so I can run the shell with basic user rights and run one window with admin...

And ROS is an OS not a kernel, so it will come with the essential software

I guess we vary by the "essential software"..
...and I'll leave it at that for now.

I dont mean "boot" from Windows. I mean run an setup application from within windows to install ROS.

>> Another user who will disable them..