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Posted: Tue Jul 10, 2007 11:30 pm
by kevintrooper
Haos its not a crappy router and i cant bypass it! i set it up over ip! with a webbrowser!

include the installer

Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 4:59 am
by aicommander
What if we included the installer for a Firefox (or another browser) and put a shortcut on the desktop that said 'Install Mozilla Firefox' and if you don't need a browser just delete the shortcut.

Re: include the installer

Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 5:16 am
by kevintrooper
good idea and when its installed it has a reactos theme! or skin, watever! i can make one!

edit: help with images thow!

Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 11:58 am
by Scan-C
Hi!

kevintrooper, why do you need to setup your router everytime you install a new OS? A router should keep it's settings regardless of which OS is running on the connected PC.
Even if you need to configure it for whatever reason, why not use telnet or ssh? Every better router is capable of this. An example would be the Asus wl-500g and wl-600g series or Linksys WRT series.
Another way of configuring would be the software delivered with the router. Not all vendors include it but most do.

Haos, the quicksetup you talk about does not work if you need a login to connect to the internet. How should the router know name and password just because you pressed the button? For this a way to configure a router is really needed. But this must not be a browser. As mentioned above it can be telnet,ssh or the software that came with the router.

Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 12:06 pm
by aicommander
The average user won't have any idea how to use telnet or ssh.

Re: include the installer

Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 12:48 pm
by Lolo
aicommander wrote:What if we included the installer for a Firefox (or another browser) and put a shortcut on the desktop that said 'Install Mozilla Firefox' and if you don't need a browser just delete the shortcut.
Hi,
What was I was thinking about... On the first start, in the same maner as MS Windows first start page, there could be a little window asking to choose for a brownser.
This way, there will be no shortcut to delete, the choose for several brownsers and for those who do not want to install something, they'll only have to close the window.

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Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 1:09 pm
by Haos
I`m still voting against anything that would increase the install iso size, sources size or ROS buildtime. We cannot put binaries into ROS source, so it leaves incorporating FF sources. Which is making the build process even more complicated.

Solution is so simple. Get FF installer on CD or USB flash...

Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 1:30 pm
by Phalanx
Haos wrote:Solution is so simple. Get FF installer on CD or USB flash...
bzzzz wrong. How many times does someone need to say that the IE engine is an important part of Windows. You take it out, a lot of application fail that require it. You have to have a replacement control. The easiest solution atm is the Mozilla ActiveX control which is a drop in replacement. Without this, a large number of applications will not work.

As for the idea of having a Firefox CD. Oh great for you. I think you will find most of the world does not have a CD with Firefox on it...

Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 2:32 pm
by Haos
Most of the world does not have similar problems...

And discussion is about bundling FF to ROS bootcd, not about ActiveX, so please do not change the topic in the middle of discussion...

Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 7:17 pm
by kevintrooper
OK! i didnt mean i dont need to set it up every time! im talkin about people who didnt do that yet and justr gota new pc from dell or so! (if dell supports)


AND CAN SOMEONE HELP ME MAKE A FIREFOX THEME? I NO HOW TO DO IT I JUST NEED GOOD GRAPHICS!

Re: include the installer

Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 8:09 pm
by aicommander
Lolo wrote:
aicommander wrote:What if we included the installer for a Firefox (or another browser) and put a shortcut on the desktop that said 'Install Mozilla Firefox' and if you don't need a browser just delete the shortcut.
Hi,
What was I was thinking about... On the first start, in the same maner as MS Windows first start page, there could be a little window asking to choose for a brownser.
This way, there will be no shortcut to delete, the choose for several brownsers and for those who do not want to install something, they'll only have to close the window.

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I like that idea but what if we choose the browser in the 2nd stage of ReactOS setup.

Re: include the installer

Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 8:44 pm
by kevintrooper
OK, how about theres 2 versions of ros download with ff browser or without and it has a download link! and wat if i and someone who can make graphics make a theme for it which will be the default?

Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 8:49 pm
by Reacter
KevinTrooper: if you can get the Python BuildBot installed, Go for it. If you can't, I would help, but I'm still installing my first one!

Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 9:03 pm
by kevintrooper
wats python build bot? i got everything extracted and im almost done and i still need graphicks! thanx :evil:

ok :) wat kinda thing are you workingon? help with graphics plz!

Posted: Wed Jul 25, 2007 9:13 pm
by Reacter
I'm creating my own OS and am too lazy to build it myself, so I let the buildbot compile it for me, but I can't add ASM, it doesn't allow me to for some reason. The buildbot just compiles source, so you don't have to for each version. P.S.: I can't make any good designs, but I do recommend building your theme as MSStyle files or whatever windows uses now. Thought you were talking about a webrowser, not creating a theme and version for FF?