0.2.3-RELEASE was supposed to hit SourceForge today, but an issue has
come up which must be resolved first. Expect the release to take place
beginning of this week.
Gé van Geldorp.
Hi,
Well its done. We have our spot. I need a copy of the Logo we want to
use in GIF format as well as firm commits on who is going to be there.
At the last LinuxWorld I went to we could only have 4 people at a time
working the booth. I am removing myself from the list until I know 100%
that I am going to make it due to cashflow and other issues. Right now
the odds are about 98.6% that I will make it =P
http://www.reactos.nl/LinuxWorld/LW04_ReactOS.pdfhttp://www.reactos.nl/LinuxWorld/Halle4_0_2004.pdf
Thanks
Steven
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We're now in code freeze for 0.2.3. RC2 packages are available from
SourceForge,
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=6553&package_id=66
29&release_id=248136 (beware of line wrap).
Developers, please discuss any changes on ros-kernel before committing.
Please do not submit this as a news item to e.g. osnews.com, an
announcement will be sent next weekend when the release takes place.
Gé van Geldorp.
Does anyone know where i can find more information on microsoft's make
files as well as compiler flags for Microsoft's compiler? Some working
examples would be helpful.
Thanks,
Richard
I am runing vmware-4.5 workstation in Windoz-XP host.
I installed reactos-0.2.2.iso in vmware on a 500Mb primary
partition. The install completed fine. I removed the some of the
components from reactos vm-machine (usb, sound, floppy and cdrom)
and booted it:
- it presented the Freeloader V1.8.19 screen
- on selecting either of the options, the messgae box displays..
The cpu has been disbled by guest OS..
Is there a way to boot it in vmware??
-ishwar
Have you ever planed to have a "POSIX" root folder? i.e. a folder like
c:\POSIX which contains "bin" "usr" "etc" ...
And why don't you ship mingw/msys in that folder with all standard
reactos distributions ?
Because:
1) It is the first step for developing reactos in reactos ...
2) All unix-like applications can be installed there and will not have
to create each time their own POSIX tree.
3) It is to be ready to a massive port of gnu softwares that don't need
a full POSIX compliant OS.
4) It is mandatory for a future POSIX subsystem.
5) It is cool and sexy.
Steven Edwards a écrit :
>
>So yeah we will support it like we will try to support any other
>Windows application but it will never be part of the default release.
>
>
>
Excuse-me, I don't want to be outrageous and I know reactos is highly
beta but it is your "duty" to give the development tools use to compile
reactos (here mingw) and to program in it with a default release, isn't it?
Which linux or unix distribution come without a c compiler?
Even Apple do it !
Romain
Hi
I think its a mistake to tell us what our duty is - are you paying us?
Can you not download the development tools whenever you want? Are they
not linked to on our website?
What would the response be on the Linux kernel mailing list if you told
them to start including GCC together with kernel releases?
Jason
Romain HERAULT wrote:
> Excuse-me, I don't want to be outrageous and I know reactos is highly
> beta but it is your "duty" to give the development tools use to
compile
> reactos (here mingw) and to program in it with a default release,
isn't it?
>
> Which linux or unix distribution come without a c compiler?
> Even Apple do it !
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