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| − | My | + | My interests in ReactOS are mainly in the code-correctness and kernel departments. |
| − | From my professional work I'm | + | From my professional work it seems I'm a quite good interface (API) designer and developer. People has been know to turn to me when they face obstacles, and expect to get correct information. |
While I from time to time have long streaks of non-participation, due to a multitude of things, I still turn up on the IRC channel from time to time, and I do still plan to do more kernel programming. | While I from time to time have long streaks of non-participation, due to a multitude of things, I still turn up on the IRC channel from time to time, and I do still plan to do more kernel programming. | ||
My hopes for ReactOS is that it will be the viable Free Software alternative for Windows 2000 (aka NT5) I have been wanting since... well, since the overly bloated NT5 was released. | My hopes for ReactOS is that it will be the viable Free Software alternative for Windows 2000 (aka NT5) I have been wanting since... well, since the overly bloated NT5 was released. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:29, 11 October 2008
My interests in ReactOS are mainly in the code-correctness and kernel departments.
From my professional work it seems I'm a quite good interface (API) designer and developer. People has been know to turn to me when they face obstacles, and expect to get correct information.
While I from time to time have long streaks of non-participation, due to a multitude of things, I still turn up on the IRC channel from time to time, and I do still plan to do more kernel programming.
My hopes for ReactOS is that it will be the viable Free Software alternative for Windows 2000 (aka NT5) I have been wanting since... well, since the overly bloated NT5 was released.
