![]() ![]() So, as the usual saying goes let's dive right into it. The person who worked on the custom kernel has been an enthusiast on the operating system for over a decade now, so it should be no surprise that most of the stuff shown in this review has been done for years now. I should warn you however that the extended kernel demonstrated in this review is nothing new by now. I might also make an up-to-date tutorial on how to set everything up to run the extended kernel later on. Using the extended kernel, I'll be covering some popular open source goodies to demonstrate the compatibility and stability of said kernel. It may happen that a skilled browser-developer is out there, willing to help ReactOS with his browser Some people could argue that "there is no need to produce something ReactOS-specific, we should be able to run Windows software", and I agree with that let's say he could "go out of his way and backport his work to Windows XP" then.ĭid MoonChild join the opensource program? Is he interested in doing so? (By the way, is there a list of projects that joined? I know I could find them in the newsposts.Rather than just go through what sort of MS related products you can run on the original release of 2000, I'm also going to demonstrate the unofficial extended kernel made by someone under the alias "BlackWingCat". So, if you have plans to do some patches for ReactOS (or even if you're in doubt whether to have such plans), go for it. ReactOS - A specific version is planned for this platform in the futureĪs I understand it, the "in the future" is directly linked to ReactOS' speed of progression. ![]() Pale Moon is originally a Microsoft Windows product.On the roadmap are the following specific platforms to support in addition to Windows: Pale Moon future roadmap wrote: Platform support
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