The point he was trying to make is that DOS is in many respects NOT an elegant OS and hence not something we want to be basing ROS on.

-uniQ

The word virus never had a plural form in Latin.

From (Probably already linked):

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plural_of_virus

-uniQ

I don't know how to set up VMwares networking

-uniQ

viator: OK someone likes chemistry. The ONLY problem I have is that "OS" is an acronym so it should probably be spelled "OS" and not "Os". However I'd be slightly willing to bend a point since I like chemistry too. mf: NiCE! Good to see you back in the artworks. You wer...

I could definately understand an alternate text, since MS has pretty well copyrighted the "Start menu"/"Start button".

-uniQ

Excellent! Maybe there should be a subdomain, rostest.reactos.org that points to a ROS machine running some websvr and a test page just so ppl can see. -uniQ PS. Just hope that there isn't anything vital on there as it may get sunk a few times before TCP/IP becomes completely finished.

Timon.Freitag wrote:(I hope my english was correct! )

More or less understandable.

BTW, what is it with the incredible about of Eurors here? It's like 85++% ppl from that continent! Incredible!

-uniQ

Well, I hope the note I've added will do for now.

-uniQ

So do copyright laws then depend on the country the server is in, or the contributor?

-Q

PS. Added a note just in case.

GvG wrote:"© ReactOS Foundation"

Should that be removed then?

-Q

As HUMA suggested, http://wiki.reactos.org/ReactOS_Variations

-uniQ

Well get it, even if it IS illegal (here).

-uniQ

If you could do that, then there'd be a possibility of making a huge gap in the conversation where your posts were deleted.

-uniQ

Same in the US, BUT... when you edit a page there is the following text: "Please note that all contributions to ReactOS are considered to be released under the GNU Free Documentation License (see ReactOS:Copyrights for details)." So iit's understood that anything you add to the Wiki become...

Then the 2000 comment makes just as much sense: What about XP and 2003 then? -Q PS. And it IIRC used to say "NT4" untill IIRC someone brought up the question of how to properly cite the trademarks/copyrights and it got genericized (That was from my 3rd person POV). PPS. WoW, I've never use...