Sure, you cant sue Heckler&Koch for killing people, so you cant sue "The DevTeam" for letting people install DX*baldomero wrote: I'm with this idea. ReactOS should not suffer the consequences of monopoly, that is playing wthin the legal rules. Is ilegall make ReactOS compatible and able to install this software? If not, then the user is the one responsible of installing it.
Not exactly doublework... privat people in their private home can use DX inside ROS, even if MICROS~1 forbids... no sue no judge.baldomero wrote: On the other side, if someone needs a computer with DirectX, and also needs it to be legal (for example, a cibercoffee), it could be just double work for programmers: one, make directx installable on ReactOS, and two, make an legall and free alternative to DirectX running on ReactOS for those who need a legal working copy of ReactOS with DirectX support.
And for all those commercial needs of something DX there would be a team assembling a dx compatible libary that would come with some extensions that DX dosnt has... would be cool if you could install the "ReactOS Gaming Libary" on Windows XP and it would work
Moreover, if our libary would be faster!
So Long, The Werelion!