By default, we want to replicate Windows behavior. Now if you can actually reproduce the issue reliably and determine its cause, and we consider that a bug, we may fix it. But the implications of such a fix have to be carefully considered (Microsoft's kernel developers aren't idiots, they often have...

We already have someone responsible for writing up the minutes. The raw log files are available to developers but often contain discussions that are private and not to be shared with the public -- therefore they can't be released.

https://git.reactos.org/?p=reactos.git;a=blob;f=boot/bootdata/hivesft.inf;hb=cfe54aa4b50d6aa6ed82ec6d06f5beddbac9667e#l217 https://git.reactos.org/?p=reactos.git;a=blob;f=boot/bootdata/hivedef.inf;hb=cfe54aa4b50d6aa6ed82ec6d06f5beddbac9667e#l1902 ... though I don't expect that enabling the UI for a ...

Uh, no, I'm working on about a hundred bugs already. So it's much more likely for me (or any other dev) to want to help if I can look at the backtrace in an existing debug log and see whether this is code that I'm familiar with and might have an easy fix for.

How exactly your VM is configured is additional information. A screenshot of the "Virtual Machine Settings" dialog would be one way, a copy of the .vmx file even better.
A debug log is also additional information.

The modern start menu is not implemented in ROS. So there's no shortcut...

Oh. My. $deity. Read the fucking title of the thread! This is so horrendously off-topic that I'm surprised you aren't all banned yet.
Move the icon talk elsewhere.

Guys this is spam, stop replying to it.
viewtopic.php?f=2&t=17154 is the original thread (don't reply to that either!)

Mark, impressively consistent!

There's no relation.
But it looks like they've had this name for quite some time https://register.dpma.de/DPMAregister/m ... 2903849/DE

You really should create your own thread is what I think.
Also, 403 Forbidden.

Mearapen wrote: ↑Fri Mar 29, 2019 10:31 pm Is it realiable enough

No. ROS is full of security vulnerabilities, it's prone to crashing, and crashes are more likely to cause data loss than on other OSes.
There is no practical use case for which it is reliable enough. That's why we call it Alpha (not even Beta).

Screen debugging will switch back to the debug log in case of a crash. So yes, it would be useless in this case -- but you don't need screen debugging in a VM; all the common hypervisors support serial ports.

And please try to get a debug log. https://reactos.org/wiki/Debugging#Debu ... t_messages
Thanks.

There are operating systems written in C# and probably Java... it's just a question of how much effort you want to put into the toolchain and execution environment. There are at least three aproaches I can think of: 1. You could create/use a toolchain that will compile these languages to native code...