Hi all
I saw that Daniel Reimer had quite a bit of trouble finding enough
supporters for the event in 2024 and that things must have gone pretty
wrong in 2023.
So this year I would like to take over the reminder and the
announcement. I was always happy to see the ReactOS booth in Chemnitz.
I usually support projects in Chemnitz myself (mostly Yacy) or am there
to help with the event itself.
If the Yacy exhibition doesn't work out this year, I would be happy to
offer my help. I have already done a few installations of ReacOS, but
would certainly need more in-depth "training". But above all I would
like to motivate you with this mail to register again for Chemnitz.
--
Frank Tornack <frank(a)3server.de>
https://do3eet.pages.dev/
And the 2nd try, now on general ML, too.
Hello guys,
I still look for one or two ppl joining us to Chemnitz Linux Days 2024.
Somone interested? Of course I prefer these ppl who know the project,
like devs and long time community members.
https://chemnitzer.linux-tage.de/2024/en
If you wanna take part, ping me here or on
https://chat.reactos.org/reactos/channels/clt-2024 please.
P.S. If I don't get enough ppl this time, I will cancel our booth there
last minute. Something like last year will not happen again. Last year
was quite a hassle as the booth always needs at least one person
available there. Difficult if you are there all alone most of the time.
I had enough sarcasm and aversion regarding our project last year and at
least one more permanent person there is the minimum to stand our ground
and properly answer the questions of some ppl who show up. There are
even a few ppl that claim we have zero interest in new devs and claim to
have talked to us in Chemnitz in the past regarding supporting us. This
is even possible tbh... I try to write down anything important, but
sometimes maybe some things slipped through if there are 3-4 ppl waiting
to ask questions. I know that many of our core members think that PR is
of no use at all, but this is where I think different. People out there
think we are close to complete breakdown of the project, no progress, no
devs, no common goal we aim to accomplish and always kicking around new
devs that wanna help. Some even thought we already are a goner and were
surprised to even see our booth there. This is nothing we should ignore
at all! So check your calendars and reply plz!
Daniel
P.P.S: I already got a reply from a guy from overseas, but I don't think
it would be ideal to accept that he comes over by plane and then after a
weekend will be discarded again. I'd feel a bit abused by that in his
place tbh. Anyways, without some other member who can take over and
answer questions on the booth aka a member of the project or long term
follower, I won't need to think about that as this would mean that we
won't show up in Chemnitz after 10+ years in a row. So... Someone
interested in giving a helping hand? Costs is not the problem btw, we
have the money to pay for the expenses
Hello guys,
Last try after one person had to step down due to work and rl craziness...
I still look for one or two ppl joining us to Chemnitz Linux Days 2023.
Someone interested? Of course I prefer these ppl who know the project,
like devs and long time community members, but other are free to ask,
too. FREE hotel room and FREE food! Maybe even paid train or car fuel
costs which I cannot promise 100% right now.
https://chemnitzer.linux-tage.de/2023/en
If you wanna take part, ping me please.
Daniel
P.S: Cmon, where are all the German ROS fanboys -girls?!
I want to copy two functions ConvertStringToBSTR and
ConvertBSTRToString to mingw-w64 to create a comsupp library. But
there is something about license which prevents the addition. How can
I copy the code without any issue? Please see this[1] thread in
mingw-w64 mailing list.
[1]: https://sourceforge.net/p/mingw-w64/mailman/mingw-w64-public/thread/CALK-3m…
Hey,
I'm Vishal, a student from IIT Kharagpur. I'm not extremely familiar
with the ReactOS ecosystem, but I like what I've seen so far. I'm a free
software enthusiast and can definitely see the benefits of having an
open-source (even if not considered Free/Libre Software by the FSF) OS
that can run Windows programs.
I want to help set up a student pipeline that helps students, hobby
programmers, etc., contribute to ROS and accelerate its development. I
have a general outline as to how this pipeline would work and involves
convincing professors and course instructors to include (mini)projects
and coursework that revolves around contributing to ROS. Apart from
this, a student group could be setup that revolves around contribution
to ReactOS (there are several students groups, headed by professors, in
my college that deal with topics ranging from robotics to machine learning).
To achieve this, I believe students need to be incentivized. Students
here often desire to have something worth mentioning on their resumes.
Instructors also wish to give better quality projects to students rather
than recycle old ones every year. I think a combination of all these can
be used to funnel at least a few ROS developers every year (even though
I'm not one right now). I'm aware of GSoC, and I feel it's not enough.
If the ROS community were to set up some sort of an incentive program
(not monetary), one that "officially" recognizes student contributions,
it could produce a stream of developers who could contribute heavily in
the future.
I can understand if some people in the community feel that interested
programmers will help them anyway and that the efforts that go
into this might not produce a proportionate result. But I think students
can be nudged towards ROS contribution by simple incentives such as
recognition. These outreach programs (not just limited to my college)
can, in my opinion, accelerate the development of ROS.
Thanks,
Vishal Subramanyam
Hi list,
This is not strictly ReactOS development per se but I used a large amount
of ReactOS code and it's at least spiritually related to ReactOS, so I'm
cross-posting this here to see if I get more comments. Below is the
original message I posted on the seL4 mailing list:
For the past several months I have been working on a project which is to
implement a Windows NT personality for the seL4 microkernel, which I have
now taken to call “Neptune OS”, named after the codename for Windows 2000.
The project has reached the point where I have implemented enough NT
primitives such that a keyboard driver stack (taken from the ReactOS source
code) can be loaded (as a user process on seL4), as well as a command
prompt (shell), which is also taken from the ReactOS source code (albeit a
very early version of ReactOS). These are all kernel-mode Windows device
drivers that I’m running as user processes under seL4. The goal is to
demonstrate that with modern progress in microkernel design it is indeed
possible to realize the original NT design as an object-oriented,
message-passing based client-server model microkernel OS (allegedly NT was
originally going to be a microkernel, as seen in the NTOSKRNL code that has
a ke layer and an ex layer).
The project is now on github: github.com/cl91/NeptuneOS. The entire system
fits in a floppy (download link:
github.com/cl91/NeptuneOS/releases/tag/v0.1.0001).
Check it out! I think it’s cool! For the next release I’m planning to port
the PCI stack, the AHCI stack, and a basic file system (probably
fastfat.sys).
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> now it's time for me to take apart your aching heart
> selling out Isengard Tower and garden by letting
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> Rey refused to sell BB-8 for 60 potrions in the desert - you hang
> donate buttions from comfy chairs in era of Internet
> siding with Chief Tui by doing clouds and accepting the village
> without peer-to-peer games github twitch email
> when even the Ocean helps Moana in p2p fashion
> caging programs under user namespaces, driving L3-39 furios: why?!
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> turning programs into projects like producers pushing Nick Lang to
> play Joe Gunn when he wants Ray Casanov part
> targeting micro-this or inter-of-things-that, labeling us
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> right after red
> nesting around one program and not programming games like proud and
> very-senior Vulcan Academy
> yet having shiny webpages, docs and very-very lengthy maintainer
> attributions
> no wonder Spock chose Starfleet
> thank you, ministers, for your consideration - live long and prosper
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> soak it in cause it's the last you'll ever see
> honest as What the Health?
> if Federer-Nadal-Djokovic instead of competing for grand-slams set
> up an experimental donate-collecting seniority-booth right on court
> if Linus - inner Jabba the Hutt stole name Freax - agreed to join
> Steve Jobs and Apple on that meeting when first came to California
> instead of keeping program free and open
> if torrent clients accepted Strickland-server-networks-only Hill
> Valley instead of generating most traffic
> if Jesus instead of feeding 5000 started a bread-breaking
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