Thank you for your reply! I did a search for the book you mentioned and found this link which leads to a Microsoft article on it. I mention this because that article points to this github repository of supplemental material (MIT licensed) that might be of interest (but not obvious). yeah that is on...

You might wanna start here:
https://github.com/cocus/openmsvbvm

It was in reply from the man in charge to a post I made in mattermost, who wrote: "That probably needs a more prominent link.." I had a look when I read your post and I could not find where to change email addresses. Still don't see it. :lol: because you refused to get into the chat (mattermost). I...

1: No it does not include something like that.
2: The best way is to create your own installer (or add a scripting like that to rapps, but that involves writing code which most people don't seem to want to spend time on)
3: https://reactos.org/wiki/RAPPS

> ReactOS 0.4.13 (Build 20200409-0.4.13-release-0-g4ee3778)

Your title states 4.15
That is not even close...

During cia.vc era I could easily trace commits, but where do I find them now? I would like to see these speed increase There is an activity stream channel in mattermost, there is git/github where you can subscribe, there is the mailing list https://reactos.org/mailman/listinfo/ros-diffs how many wa...

Aeneas wrote: ↑

Mon Aug 24, 2020 12:44 pm

Personal opinion: Offer a configuration with "Linux as firmware", if possible. I.e. when people install it, it installs into a VM straightaway. There is nothing "shameful" in that, and it will INSTANTLY make ROS "more widespread", IFF that is even desired.

Why would we bother with linux?

I tested ReactOS more than 5 years ago, and discovered it was quite useless for me, it didn't support my usb-mouse. After testing this latest release (on modern hardware), it still can't support a basic usb mouse...is this a joke? In the device manager, it even states I have ps/2 mouse which is wor...

Start wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 14, 2020 6:27 pm

Developers should consider this possibility:


ReactOS_14_07_2020_19_20_04.png

thanks for volunteering?

florian wrote: ↑

Sun Jul 05, 2020 6:10 pm

(like the truly opensource-project WINE)

The truly opensource-project wine, like the truly opensource-project ReactOS ?

minecraftchest1 wrote: ↑

Tue Jun 02, 2020 4:12 pm

I like to browse Documentation and see what I can find, looking for nothing in particular. However, I think I found a link to a Documentation page on the homepage of the wiki. Using the search bar is easy, searching for nothing with the search bar is hard.

https://doxygen.reactos.org/

using a search function is hard?

If all of the update packages are packaged into a compressed (zip) folder, we could have the updater download them, extract them to a folder, then on next boot, the files could be them moved or copied to the appropriate folders. If we need rollback, we could could create a backup of all the folders...

Kalle wrote: ↑

Wed May 27, 2020 7:51 pm

How big is the delta between what exists now and a ReactOS 1.0 release? That is, something that is stable and compatible enough to use on a daily basis? Will it ever get there? If not, what is missing for it to be possible?

yes

@learn_more: Thank you for replying! I believe the relevant message is: err:(dll/win32/odbc32/proxyodbc.c:538) failed to open library (null): p�" That leads us to this file: https://git.reactos.org/?p=reactos.git;a=blob;f=dll/win32/odbc32/proxyodbc.c;hb=7b105ceb56ee94e961958693c813c09bf2f7ab69#l538...