From a strategic perspective the greatest benefit to the team is a better awareness of how ReactOS can actually be used. Are there situations where its current feature set is "good enough." We've seen instances where people have run old industrial/scientific equipment on ReactOS because XP...

I am almost certain that distributing the WRK code like that is illegal and mildly surprised someone hasn't reported them. The link is removed.

It wasn't search problems, it was shitty software that looked at the name of the OS they were on, stopped at Windows 9, and assumed that that meant they were running 95 or 98. And considering the quality of software that I've seen from that era, I can easily see this being a problem.

Why does it matter?

Breathe Daniel.

Daniel...

ReactOS is not ready for production usage, do not try to use it in an active work environment for anything besides testing and evaluation. As to your specific question, what do you mean by domain, do you mean active directory or something else? If AD, then the answer is no. If domain as in a web dom...

I found the rationale pretty reasonable, there comes a time when you have to decide whether the effort needed to support older hardware is worth it. It is impossible to satisfy everyone, and trying will just result in a compromise that no one likes.

The github repo is not automatically synced. You're not making it any easier for the developers to actually accept translations by using it instead of SVN.

Opinions are like that, everyone has them. It's why the first rule in the code of conduct on this forum is to be civil.

Why do you prepend all of your forum topics with your user name? The forum software already indicates who starts threads.

Actually if people are reporting that graphics cards are now actually working that's also useful information.

Pretty sure he was the one who coined the word Greatlordish to describe his English.

His commit messages tended to be understandable. I think. It's been a while.

https://www.reactos.org/wiki/Debugging#Serial_Port

If you want to get the output of traces you need a serial port. No, there is no way around this.