P.s. it might help if I attached the app I mentioned ;)
James Tabor wrote:
> I have some arc code but it's not tested and I really want to finish this
ASAP!
After someone mentioned the state of the radio buttons the other day, I had
a quick look at it.
Our user32 code draws them pretty well (with one or two mods)
As we're swapping test apps, I've attached one comparing the Windows and ROS
variants.
The problem ultimately comes down to NtGdiPie, NtGdiEllipse.
If you don't have any updates to these 2 functions, I'll look at them when I
get chance.
> Here is a test program. Guess what part doesn't work?
They all look pretty good, but strangely, they all appear to draw 1 pixel
larger than the Windows version.
Does the Windows code draw slightly undersize?
Ged.
James Tabor wrote:
> I have some arc code but it's not tested and I really want to finish this
ASAP!
After someone mentioned the state of the radio buttons the other day, I had
a quick look at it.
Our user32 code draws them pretty well (with one or two mods)
As we're swapping test apps, I've attached one comparing the Windows and ROS
variants.
The problem ultimately comes down to NtGdiPie, NtGdiEllipse.
If you don't have any updates to these 2 functions, I'll look at them when I
get chance.
> Here is a test program. Guess what part doesn't work?
They all look pretty good, but strangely, they all appear to draw 1 pixel
larger than the Windows version.
Does the Windows code draw slightly undersize?
Ged.
FAO JimT (or anyone else who may have secret fixes in their tree, Filip ;) )
Do you have any improvements to the mentioned functions.
They need attention/improvement to improve the drawing of some of our UI
controls.
Don't wanna double up on work if someone already has something on this.
Cheers,
Ged.
I have just tried to compile the current trunk and it was broken. I am using
the latest trunk with the latest ROS Build.
Grant A. Brady
CIP
Way too Much Fun Productions
Email: Bragrsibak(a)gmail.com
Email: WTMFP1(a)gmail.com
Current project: Console Suite
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I read in the news that a new virtual machine software got released
under GNU GPL v.2 (dual license) today (2007-01-15). It's called
VirtualBox (VirtualBox.org) and is partly based on qemu code. On of
the advantages are that it support Intel's VT (vanderpool), run as GUI
app on Win and Unix and support WinNT 6 without glitches (as heise.de
says).
News entry and review (both in german):
http://www.heise.de/newsticker/meldung/83680http://www.heise.de/open/artikel/83678
Heise.de said it is ready to compete with the latest versions of
VMware, Parallels and VirtualPC. If that statement is based on facts
or not and if it is a good reliable tool; I don't know as I have not
tested it myself, as I am busy right now. I just posted it here, as it
might be useful for someone.
Klemens
I'll probably get another weird email from the postmaster for this, but
it is sufficient to me to say that the GPL allows commercial ventures to
include code without the requirement of making the product open source.
There are a few rules though - and I'm not the one to ask about those,
but I know of many companies that include GPL code in their product
without the need to make their product open source.
Nathan
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From: ros-dev-bounces(a)reactos.org [mailto:ros-dev-bounces@reactos.org]
On Behalf Of Alex Ionescu
Sent: Tuesday, January 16, 2007 8:41 AM
To: ReactOS Development List
Subject: Re: [ros-dev] Yet another VM
Colin Finck wrote:
> Thanks for the information.
>
> This VM seems to be very good.
> I also did not test it, but looked at the screenshots: VirtualBox
supports
> multiple snapshots and the closed-source version, which is also
available at
> no price for personal use, also supports USB devices. You can connect
to
> virtual machines over RDP and the virtual USB ports will also be
available
> through RDP.
> The closed-source version also has some unique features like mounting
iSCSI
> targets as virtual disks. AFAIK no other Workstation virtualization
product
> supports this at the moment.
>
> In my opinion, we should support VirtualBox as a new testing platform
for
> ReactOS, since it contains more features than QEMU and is open-source
unlike
> VMware.
> It would also be easier to use for new users, who did not run a PC
emulator
> before.
>
> Regards,
>
> Colin
It's funny how you're all going on about how good it is without even
having tested it.
QEmu supports multiple snapshots as well, as it does USB, and it's fully
open source. QEmu supports named pipes, mounting raw hard drives and any
other disk that Windows can see, audio, networking etc. So I don't think
it contains anywhere near as many features as QEMU, especially since
most of the advanced ones you mentionned are *not* Open Source.
I'm also quite curious on how they were able to take QEMU (a GPL
product) and add USB support under closed source (which QEMU already has
as GPL). Sounds like a bunch of hacks to me.
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I noticed a small problem with ROS's calculator; it was missing 8 pixels
from the bottom in both normal and scientific modes. This lead to the
calculator appearing chopped off at the bottom and looking rather bad. Here
is a small patch fixing it.
Grant A. Brady
A.K.A bragr
p.s. Here is the unmodified ROS calculator compared to Microsoft's on
Windows XP: http://wtmfp.boldlygoingnowhere.org/calcs.png
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Felipe Villarroel wrote:
>On 1/5/07, Muguntharaj Subramanian <mugunth(a)gmail.com> wrote:
>
>
>>...
>>partition signature != 55AA
>>...
>>
>>
>You have a corrupted MBR or partition table. Reinstall ReactOS and do
>proper partitioning.
>
>
Hm, Hm... It's not so simply.
I got same error with _fresh-installed_ ReactOS.
WBR, DarkHobbit
Hi,
So of you might already know that I have been working on desk.cpl
appearance page patch for some time. (bugzilla #1732, but I have already
some more local changes/fixes)
Eric Kohl is working on the same area now, so I'd like to talk about it
with him, so we will not do the same work twice.
I could not contact him so far.
so if you read this, Eric, please reply, or if someone can contact him,
please tell him.
Thanks,
Timo
Hello Everybody,
I am Erkal from Istanbul, Turkey. I am a C/C++ developer generally coding on
Windows. I have a deep experience of C and C++ coding in fields like
networking, 3D graphics, GUI programming.
I want to be part of ReactOS development team. I'd like to start with
localizing ReactOS for Turkey. There were no Turkish keyboard DLL's. I think
it may be a good entrypoint.
As an excited newbie, I am waiting for your valuable advices and
directions.
Best regards,
Erkal Dinçer
http://www.ibsyazilim.com
IBS, İstanbul Bilgi İletişim Sistemleri Tic. ve San. A.Ş
İstanbul Teknik Üniversitesi, Teknokent Arı 1 Binası No:6
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