The past versions of ReactOS had this feature where you can switch your primary desktop to another one and vice versa. Right now this feature has been removed from the current release (and other early releases) of ReactOS. Begs the question, why? Was the feature full of bugs?

It always annoys me when I see people who were so willing to give $100+ for Windows licenses or even thousands of dollars for business licenses, but don't give even 1/4 of that to ReactOS. That's not their fault, really. At this point ReactOS is like an innocent little child living in darkness aski...

As you guys know, ReactOS and WINE projects are cooperating together like sharing snippets of code from both sides. At the moment ReactOS borrows some code from WINE for the userland part especially Services and System Libraries (as according to this screenshot, source Wikipedia) but things and deci...

Actually ReactOS will be compatible to Windows Server 2003. But if they have reached its goal, they will be moving on to Windows 7 or so. If you know how many people working on Windows from Microsoft, you can think about it, how many years it will take for ReactOS to move on from Windows Server 200...

Two hints I would like to recommend for you while creating a JIRA report: 1. Fix Version/s is used to judge in which the next version release of ReactOS the bug is fixed. Usually developers and/or responsible members of ROS JIRA take care of this. You posted it as 0.4.5 assuming the bug is already f...

You can fill a JIRA report about this case here. The developers will then take care of this when it's needed.

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I find their action understandable. Don't get me wrong, Windows XP was indeed a great consumer OS but don't expect things lasting for so long. As long as those developers did not breach Libre Office creating new bugs you can still use it albeit they stopped giving updates and support to their produc...

hbelusca wrote:StringSTDIN usage is buggy.

I took care of this variable as well. Thanks for pointing it anyways.

I fixed it by myself with strcmp() function. Now it compares strings flawlessly. Thanks erkinalp!

@val: Well, you're kinda right and this is what I am doing. I just wanted someone to point out my mistake(s) in this code so I can be sure to not repeat it again.

Hi everyone! Recently I'm trying to enhance my C skills on my spare time. I wrote a code a few days ago and want to compile it today to get the results although it did not lead well that I expected. Here's the code I'm talking about: #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> #include <string.h> /* main...

I did every step and Steam still doesn't want to break ReactOS onto debugger mode. This is what I can say. I thank you and middings for trying at helping me nevertheless, it was a pleasure!

That means there is no hope for me to translate all the crash addresses at all. Since Steam basically doesn't break up ReactOS into debugger I have no idea how can I make it so to track the culprit necessary for log2lines. Welp, I'm out...

What is the architecture of the Puppy Linux OS you are using? Most of the time Linux complains about shared libraries, files, etc. for the mere reason that they are built for a specific arch whilst your arch OS differs. In other words, Puppy tells you that the specific zlib SO compatible for your OS...

That because Steam doesn't actually crash the whole ReactOS so it did not enter in the debugger mode. Thought that these information from the log were enough for log2lines to produce a new log. I guess that's my mistake then? No worries, I made a new log, with backtrace! Hopefully it's correct. fixm...