Richard Campbell wrote:
But how WELL does mozilla work with it? Well enough we could include it with 0.2.8?
No, it's still full of bugs. Mozilla won't be included anyway, it's a 3rd party app.
Ged.
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Murphy, Ged (Bolton) wrote:
Richard Campbell wrote:
But how WELL does mozilla work with it? Well enough we could include it with 0.2.8?
No, it's still full of bugs. Mozilla won't be included anyway, it's a 3rd party app.
Ged.
Normally i'd take this hardline stance on 3rd party apps, but if we say, ship firefox with ReactOS 0.3, we'd raise a lot of eyebrows. Suddenly this puny operating system that crashes all the time and isn't compatible with much of anything is running several complex, everyday apps.
On Fri, 14 Oct 2005 11:50, Richard Campbell wrote:
Murphy, Ged (Bolton) wrote:
Richard Campbell wrote:
But how WELL does mozilla work with it? Well enough we could include it with 0.2.8?
No, it's still full of bugs. Mozilla won't be included anyway, it's a 3rd party app.
Ged.
Normally i'd take this hardline stance on 3rd party apps, but if we say, ship firefox with ReactOS 0.3, we'd raise a lot of eyebrows. Suddenly this puny operating system that crashes all the time and isn't compatible with much of anything is running several complex, everyday apps.
I was thinking something similar about including MinGW. Once a full self-compiling/development system is set up - MinGW+ReactOS source and binaries - in an iso image, you're saying, "that's what it's for, just do it!"
That's the sort of confidence created by the early Linux distros. <snip>
Wesley Parish
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