9 Oct
2005
9 Oct
'05
11:52 p.m.
On Monday 10 October 2005 03:23, Richard Campbell wrote:
This discussion has come up on the list many times in
the past
(well, as far as skinning goes). Until ROS can run reliably and
fast, there is no need for skinning support. When you can
successfully run the NVidia installer to install your graphics
drivers, then upon reboot run a dx9 or OpenGL based game and play
for hours on end, THEN skinning support should be considered.
Right now we still have graphical corruption just from our CURRENT
windows classic look.
I cannot disagree with this logic but the fact that XP has moved the
graphic style from the GDI routines and into a helper DLL cannot be
overlooked - doubly so if ReactOS is to be intuitive to the generic
WindowsXP user, who might try installing an XP theme like those
available with the XP version of the WindowBlinds program.
That case, however, is a long way off - The few people I've mentioned
ROS to have said "get back to me when it's truly stable and I'll try
it out". That's not any of my clients, but a few local programmers
and at least two of the hardware vendors I use.
DRH