Hi all!
Having converted the last ReactOS SVN repository (press-media) to Git
today, we can finally call the entire Git migration done :)
Well, probably it felt done for you for a long time, but I still
struggled with that last repository until today.
As I'm also about to migrate the Git/SVN server soon, I can finally tell
you about the long-term availability of the old SVN repositories:
* Access to svn.reactos.org over the svn:// protocol will soon be suspended.
* Read-only access to the press-media, project-tools, reactos, and web
SVN repositories at https://svn.reactos.org will be maintained.
This allows you to continue looking up old SVN history whenever Git's
log has problems tracking a file move.
* Access to ViewVC at https://svn.reactos.org/svn and
https://svn.reactos.org/viewcvs will be suspended as well. One less tool
for us to maintain.
Of course, I will again let you know when the actual migration is
happening (or already over :)).
Cheers,
Colin
Hi,
I did not receive anny replies about my question to make reactos
accessible for the blind. I would really suggest to do that while building
the os, instead of doign it when the whole system is fully built.
Hi all!
Our mail server will be shut down for migration
TOMORROW, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, AROUND 9:00 UTC
This will result in a temporary downtime for the following services:
* @reactos.org E-Mail addresses
* Mailing lists
* https://iserv.reactos.org
The migration has already been prepared and simulated, so I expect the
downtime to be low and the entire process to only take a few minutes.
I will let you know when everything is back up again.
We look forward to improve the performance, reliability, and especially
maintainability through this migration.
This probably just sounds like a pile of buzzwords to you, but there are
hardly other words to describe a move from HDDs to SSDs, data
replication on even more disks, and gaining independence from a single
hypervisor hardware ;)
Cheers,
Colin
Hello all.
Sorry if this mail is off topic of the mail-list, but am not sure which one is right for my question.
I am writing a program which needs to know exact environment in which it is running. In case of Windows I simply use GetVersionEx and then analyze dwMajorVersion + dwMinorVersion which is enough for my case (then I know which WIN API calls I should use). But I stuck how to recognize that my program runs in ReactOS. I failed to find any docs about it. Any help is appreciated.
P.S. I am not well experienced in WIN API, so if someone gives me an example it will be great.
Hello all,
I have just noticed that ReactOS, when in debug configuration, will only
boot if an output console is set up.
Won't boot if minicom (for example) is not running...
Is that expected?
hello all,
im planning to use ReactOS at a foundation here in Madrid, which is
dedicated to people with intellectual disabilities
he point is, they are using mostly Windows 10, so they are using Win10 apps
are bug reports about Win10 apps acceptable?
Hi all!
ReactOS 0.4.10 will be released tomorrow, Tuesday, November 6, 2018!
The download will be officially available around noon (CEST).
A Press Kit for the ReactOS 0.4.10 release is already available:
https://download.reactos.org/reactos/ReactOS/0.4.10/ReactOS-0.4.10-PressKit…
Feel free to send it to interested parties to let them know about the
upcoming release in advance.
Best regards,
Colin Finck