programs asociated with React 1.0
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good choice with tugzip, its the best
bad choice with jabber, miranda would be better (opensource, native support of many protocols, even Windows messaging protocol (very cool support), jabber protocol if you want to also available, but not bound to jabbers cross-protocol-limitations)
edit: btw. i like the idea of "Rose". ladies are always better in keeping things clean, so does rose keep my files clean and helps me search, copy and execute them
bad choice with jabber, miranda would be better (opensource, native support of many protocols, even Windows messaging protocol (very cool support), jabber protocol if you want to also available, but not bound to jabbers cross-protocol-limitations)
edit: btw. i like the idea of "Rose". ladies are always better in keeping things clean, so does rose keep my files clean and helps me search, copy and execute them
Re: Recommended Software
eh ??Dr. Fred wrote:That's wrong here is lot's of non free stuff.Gedi wrote:Note that the ibrowser default page will only contain free, open source software.
I am not a leader, but, as far as i know, very few things will be installed by default. You will pick and chose wich packages that you wnat using the package managerpol wrote:There`s only one thing that stopping me in installin ROS- i don`t know which apps will be in 1.0 version (or will be in official distro). Can the LEADER of the React process tell me the list of those apps?
The only think I want included is the default stuff (dhcp client, controlpanel ect) and the ros pachage manager. With that, then you can let the users get what they want, and only what they want (unlike windows). Also if you want to, you can do it just like gentoo, and offer a minimal cd, and a cd with packages on it (but not installe dby default, only if set to)dark wrote:no, no, no, go to a vendor to get that stuff, continue putting no programs at all in reactos to keep it small, if you don't you're abondoning people on dialup modems. Keep things that clone windows things like calculator and paint in a seperate package.
here's the real homepage of XChat:Dr. Fred wrote:Opera
Quake ( )
WinAmp
QuickTime
XChat
Trillan
and more
http://www.xchat.org
XChat is open source.
The windows version isnt (atleast the 'official' one), its now shareware. You can get a free version from http://silverex.info/news/ though.user222 wrote:here's the real homepage of XChat:Dr. Fred wrote:Opera
Quake ( )
WinAmp
QuickTime
XChat
Trillan
and more
http://www.xchat.org
XChat is open source.
Is it possible to compile the Linux version of the X-Chat source code on Cygwin or MinGW?ScoTTie wrote:The windows version isnt (atleast the 'official' one), its now shareware. You can get a free version from http://silverex.info/news/ though.
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This is an old discussion, anyway here are some interesting links:
TheOpenCD
OpenSourceList.org
OSSwin
Winlibre
GNUWin
Anyone interested in building a distro ?
TheOpenCD
OpenSourceList.org
OSSwin
Winlibre
GNUWin
Anyone interested in building a distro ?
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In progress we (always) trust.
In progress we (always) trust.
Hmm lets go the other way.
Lets see if we can get reactos number one compad with all the apps on one of those cd and then shiped on it.
My personal request is unttended support from sf.net. So that we can batch our own disk for where we are working.
Ie DVD-r with openoffice, Microsoft Office? acrobat reader, flash so on and so on.
Note this is not a for sale disk just makes admin lifes simpler.
My personal request is unttended support from sf.net. So that we can batch our own disk for where we are working.
Ie DVD-r with openoffice, Microsoft Office? acrobat reader, flash so on and so on.
Note this is not a for sale disk just makes admin lifes simpler.
Keep the ReactOS-install-CD small
Maybe it is a good idea to support some Windows-like applications with ReactOS 1.0:
Write --> Abiword (OpenOffice is to big)
Paint --> gimp
...
But I think the best idea is to keep the install CD small and give the user the possibility to install these application via internet or other CDs. But the open source applications for Windows/ReactOS are not subject of the ReactOS team. And every user needs other applications.
Maybe in the menu Start | Program | tools you can find the packets manager to install these programms.
But I think a ReactOS live-CD is very different to this install CD. A (version of a) live-CD should be full of applications. But not a install-CD.
Write --> Abiword (OpenOffice is to big)
Paint --> gimp
...
But I think the best idea is to keep the install CD small and give the user the possibility to install these application via internet or other CDs. But the open source applications for Windows/ReactOS are not subject of the ReactOS team. And every user needs other applications.
Maybe in the menu Start | Program | tools you can find the packets manager to install these programms.
But I think a ReactOS live-CD is very different to this install CD. A (version of a) live-CD should be full of applications. But not a install-CD.
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