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ReactOS Reviewed in Depth
An anonymous reader writes "NeoSmart Technologies has an incredibly detailed (6 long pages!) and mostly positive review of ReactOS, The Open Source Windows. The review covers the goals of ReactOS and how well it meets them, system stability, application compatibility, kernel design and development, and the networking stack. It discusses the use of WINE in ReactOS' kernel and the effect on both its compatibility and development times." For the visual learners, here are some screenshots."
Ars Review
They basically say it runs Firefox and Solitaire, but that's it. "Lots of promise, but needs work".
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Official ReactOS Website:
http://www.reactos.org/
Screenshots:
http://www.reactos.org/?page=screenshots
http://www.reactos.org/?page=tour
About ReactOS:
http://www.reactos.org/?page=about
http://www.reactos.org/?page=about_whatisreactos
Downloads (LiveCD, InstallCD, VM images):
http://www.reactos.org/?page=download
Compatibility Database:
http://www.reactos.org/support/
My favourite operating system is ReactOS; binary compatible to WinNT series
And no I'm not going to switch to a MAC. Emagic pulled the rug from under me once (just after I'd paid for an upgrade) so I Learnnt my lesson the hard way.
Actually, Apple bought Emagic and killed the PC version. Emagic didn't really have a choice once they'd been bought. The odds of Logic working on a Mac for a long long time are better than they ever were on a PC. Not to say you should get a Mac, just trying to clarify the history.
As for me, I'm still pining for the long gone Studio Vision Pro. Gibson...now there's a company to hate.
This is not a sig. this is a duck. quack.