http://msdn.microsoft.com/es-es/library ... 85%29.aspxnaums wrote:bubble notifications. Tray icons are implemented...
Basically a CreateWindow call with TOOLTIPS_CLASS
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/es-es/library ... 85%29.aspxnaums wrote:bubble notifications. Tray icons are implemented...
My mistake, then. Honestly, I only assumed ROS wasn't there yet. But great work, naums!naums wrote:Why is ReactOS in your Opinion not ready for an Updater? What functionality of WinAPI is missing? As I discovered lately - the network code seems to have become really solid and stable.
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I dont think someone hates a guy helping actively this project. If such, tell me and I will use my "hammering powa". Now, seriously, it was a misunderstanding and I am pretty sure there wasnt intended a personal-hater attack.naums wrote:Okay, I can see the hate of all you guys coming to me... That's pretty bad.
One thing I wanna add: at first, there will no "diffs between a prev. revision" be. This would end in having many files so many times at the server's and noone needing it, because everyone updates to the latest revisions. Also this might be a little heavy on the server, when it has to calculate the new files, from a file in the past, with ten thousand diffs. (See Video Codec H264 and you'll see what I wanted to say here)
There's a lot of free SVN repos:naums wrote:... Therefor, if someone is reading, who can do me this favour: please give me an own Svn-Repository...
B- and P- frame dereferencing causes too much overhead. And they use differential prediction.See Video Codec H264 and you'll see what I wanted to say here
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No need for that, a good package manager can update the OS too. The important thing is Windows and ROS updaters does not need to be compatible(but MSI support needed), no one will try to install a Windows update onto ReactOS.It's an application that meant to update the operating system - not the user-installed software. The Windows version works just fine (I use it frequently myself). The ReactOS one will be no different once it's built.
I think you missed the entire point of Windows Update (and by extension, of ReactOS Update). It's an application that meant to update the operating system - not the user-installed software. The Windows version works just fine (I use it frequently myself). The ReactOS one will be no different once it's built.Linuxgamer94 wrote:I dought an update server can work on ROS as it does not realy work in Windows. You have to update Windows and all the other programs one by one. That is a pain, Linux and Unix based OS's can update React OS is based on NT so I dought it can update. Even if it does it will problay break everything.
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