I have been following this thread rather loosely but... have you reached the point where the ideas can be summed up, put into shape, and presented? If so, would anything speak against making an official proposition to the project leadership? I understand that there are several models possible (and I...

No, it is not that I have anything against your tutorial. I actually intend to try it, and kindly thank you for it. What I meant is rather that I generally protest against the "you have to know it / find it out yourself" attitude. You see, open source experts are not only sometimes arrogan...

With all due respect, this answer is not helpful, neither was it before: http://www.reactos.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=31&t=7871&p=68627&hilit=transfer+files&sid=2158f687c31f7819e3051dc19e2eed32#p68627 I asked, besides, not what is possible, but what is recommended; and while I COULD ...

Now, assuming I DID install it (I've done this a few times on real hardware only, i.e. not yet in Qemu) - how do I exchange files? - I mean, are you hinting that there is something completely obvious that I did not see?

Oh, and another thing - assuming ReactOS is running under Qemu, is there any chance to communicate with it via serial port? - Would be perhaps nice to make some experiments with an old modem, nothing serious though, so if nothing obvious comes to your mind, do not bother.

Hi everyone, I would like to kindly ask - what is actually the preferred communication method with a ReactOS installation? I mean, OK, there is no USB, that is clear. But what do you then do to exchange files? Use some other partition? Or use something like ftp or e-mail? Or is a Samba share the pre...

Yes, it does. It actually shows that this project is alive and "going somewhere". I believe it is even psychologically precious: thereby, there is a certain possibility of comparison of what has been reached. Otherwise, you could say that "fixing typos in dialog boxes" has been a...

Regarding that video... DAMN! It looks COOL!

Some insightful and interesting ones as to the functioning and possibilities of co-operation, I would say; but as to the topic's title: none. Or if anything, then just the usual "it's ready when it's ready", and apparently that a release is more into the future, as right now ReactOS faces ...

As to some of the above postings, about publishing parts of ReactOS, I must say... ... WHAT A BRILLIANT IDEA! Seriously - you could thereby create some kind of influence as brand names have. E.g., when you think about "Mozilla", your mind is immediately directed towards rather impressive i...

I agree. - Much of the confusion arises from not actually knowing what is going on, and digging into the depths of Tartarus in order to find out is a bit undue. Yes, a kind of changelog thing might be considered - look for example at FreeBSD's upcoming release schedule: http://wiki.freebsd.org/Relen...

I second. On real hardware, it is actually ridiculously fast. The problem are just the drivers, as they are not bundled in the way Windows has them. (I.e., you will have to search for them yourself, and so far there is no guarantee that they will work.)

I am no developer, but just in case it is helpful: AROS is apparently having a USB stack now.

http://www.osnews.com/story/21548/Posei ... _AROS_Port

If it could serve as an inspiration...

I just wanted to share what I saw... my jaw hit the floor, ReactOS on Qemu on FreeDOS, some day this has to be tried!

http://qemu-forum.ipi.fi/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=3211