Make ARM (rpi 3) run x86 REACT OS - fun & useful
Posted: Tue Jan 10, 2017 8:32 am
I appreciate the developers of REACT OS and its helpful community
I was wondering to start a special topic for running REACT OS on ARM systems (rpi 3)
not a ported version it will be of no use, but just like QEMU (not qemu as an os runs on it qemu emulates another os on it wine runs which emulates windows environment - SLOW..... itn't it)
REACT OS is windows like so no need for emulator just a bridge required to translate x86 system and apps to arm
if you guys develop some sort of thing that just works on backend without bothering user and users just use your OS without knowing there is some sort of emulation or bridge working in between, IT WOULD BE MAGICAL
REACT OS consumes less than 100MB RAM with this done if it consumes double RAM its of no harm and system wont be slow
This will also bring ARM devices under REACT OS shield and the community and users will also increase
I'm not a developer so i'm of no good in coding but thought to create a topic to start new discussion and expand REACT OS and make RPI 3 do wonders with it
I was wondering to start a special topic for running REACT OS on ARM systems (rpi 3)
not a ported version it will be of no use, but just like QEMU (not qemu as an os runs on it qemu emulates another os on it wine runs which emulates windows environment - SLOW..... itn't it)
REACT OS is windows like so no need for emulator just a bridge required to translate x86 system and apps to arm
if you guys develop some sort of thing that just works on backend without bothering user and users just use your OS without knowing there is some sort of emulation or bridge working in between, IT WOULD BE MAGICAL
REACT OS consumes less than 100MB RAM with this done if it consumes double RAM its of no harm and system wont be slow
This will also bring ARM devices under REACT OS shield and the community and users will also increase
I'm not a developer so i'm of no good in coding but thought to create a topic to start new discussion and expand REACT OS and make RPI 3 do wonders with it