EmuandCo wrote:If you want a Linux, then use Unix/Linux. If you want a Windows, then use Windows/ReactOS.

What if we want both in one, a long-time dream for ReactOS?

screenshot
As you see, a BSOD.
This happened when I opened the System Properties from the Start menu (can't remember where exactly). The window appeared at an plausible size, but crashed the kernel before anything appeared inside the window.
Hope this is useful to you.

EmuandCo wrote:Sorry if that sounds a bit harsh, but I ->!!!HATE!!!<- fanatic Linux (and Windows) Users and their so called "Standards".

I am _not_ a Linux fanatic, even if I look like such.
And, will the next milestone of 0.3.0 in zip format?

Sun's own CDDL license is GPL-incompatible.
So, no Java I guess.

BTW, POSIX layer isn't enough - we need an ELF and an A.OUT binary layer to run those.
And it is good to have POSIX (not limited to Linux) apps running, since there are proprietary ones which don't have ports to Windows.

BZIP2 owns those.
And a problem:
I can't extract those under Linux and I can't test ReactOS! I must stick with RC1!
I want BZIP2, or even better, generic ZIPs.

Crystal Clear icons are nice and look better in my opinion.
http://everaldo.com/crystal.html
Yes, some of them are Linspire branded, but you can just skip them.
They are under the LGPL, and are suitable for ReactOS.