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Blog: View Popups and Unreliable Operations
View Popups and Unreliable Operations
Link: https://reactos.org/node/894
Link: https://reactos.org/node/894
Re: Blog: View Popups and Unreliable Operations
User32/Win32k does this too. Is it a thread issue or process issue with some sort of share ownership? Is it just a windows thing?"finally I worked around it by making a copy of the popup menu instead of using the one loaded from the resources directly. Fixing the actual bug would be nice."
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I've noticed in r64646 that clicking Help > "Is this copy of ReactOS legal?" opens an explorer window at the Desktop. (I'm not sure when it started, but it happens in 64646)
Also I've been making shell-experiments builds since last week, you can download them from http://www.mediafire.com/folder/fu9y0equ5nz39
I'll try to keep adding more as they're commited. Should I build older versions too?
Happy testing.
Also I've been making shell-experiments builds since last week, you can download them from http://www.mediafire.com/folder/fu9y0equ5nz39
I'll try to keep adding more as they're commited. Should I build older versions too?
Happy testing.
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Re: Blog: View Popups and Unreliable Operations
I've noticed that too.I've noticed in r64646 that clicking Help > "Is this copy of ReactOS legal?" opens an explorer window at the Desktop. (I'm not sure when it started, but it happens in 64646)
Also I've been making shell-experiments builds since last week, you can download them from http://www.mediafire.com/folder/fu9y0equ5nz39
I'll try to keep adding more as they're commited. Should I build older versions too?
Happy testing.
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Is it possible the Back and Forward arrow buttons could turn gray or something else instead of turning into a gray block such as the arrows turn gray?
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Re: Blog: View Popups and Unreliable Operations
If you were to run our explorer-new in windows, you'd see it works there. The problem is in our comctl32 (which comes straight from WINE), so I can't do much about it. If someone fixed comctl32 to support graying of 32bit bitmaps, then the toolbar would look as expected.Pi_User5 wrote:Is it possible the Back and Forward arrow buttons could turn gray or something else instead of turning into a gray block such as the arrows turn gray?
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Re: Blog: View Popups and Unreliable Operations
Is there a JIRA report for thisgigaherz wrote:If someone fixed comctl32 to support graying of 32bit bitmaps, then the toolbar would look as expected.
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Oh, what? ReactOS does not have Windows Product Activation"Is this copy of ReactOS legal?"
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-likes Free (as in freedom) and Open Source Detergents
-favors open source of Windows 10 under GPL2
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It's an important question. The answer is generally "yes", but people should be able to find it out.
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Yeah we may want something open from there that tells the user about the GPL and its conditions.Frontier wrote:It's an important question. The answer is generally "yes", but people should be able to find it out.
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https://www.gnu.org/licenses/old-licens ... 0-faq.html will suit for this purpose. Again I had better named it "Copying and distribution howto" rather than "Is this copy of ReactOS legal?"(Windows-reminscent).
-uses Ubuntu+GNOME 3 GNU/Linux
-likes Free (as in freedom) and Open Source Detergents
-favors open source of Windows 10 under GPL2
-likes Free (as in freedom) and Open Source Detergents
-favors open source of Windows 10 under GPL2
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Generally?Frontier wrote:It's an important question. The answer is generally "yes", but people should be able to find it out.
Re: Blog: View Popups and Unreliable Operations
I tried and I get this error:f you were to run our explorer-new in windows, you'd see it works there. The problem is in our comctl32 (which comes straight from WINE), so I can't do much about it. If someone fixed comctl32 to support graying of 32bit bitmaps, then the toolbar would look as expected.
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Any ideas?
I use ReactOS on real hardware. Will you? My Computers: https://www.reactos.org/wiki/PC_ROS_Rigs Go all the way to the bottom.
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You can't run explorer-new directly in Windows Vista or newer, it has to be Windows 2003. The alternative is to remove some code, or run filebrowser.exe instead.
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I set compatibility mode to Windows Server 2003 Service Pack 1 in the compatibility options. It worked, the task bar appeared but I could not actually open the explorer window. I did the same thing to filebrowser.exe but when double clicking, noting appeared.You can't run explorer-new directly in Windows Vista or newer, it has to be Windows 2003. The alternative is to remove some code, or run filebrowser.exe instead.
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