February 6, 2017 at 16:29ReactOS at FOSDEM 2017
Hello! This has already become a tradition, and this year we are not only at FOSDEM again , but also at the very “passing” place next to the information desk.
About our last year’s adventures at this event can be found in previous posts on our blog.
Our neighbors at the exhibition this time are: Gentoo, Debian, PostgreSQL and, of course, Haiku OS.
The stands were designed like this:
ReactOS was represented by Colin Finck and Hermes Belusca-Maito.
As always, people never cease to be surprised when they see Microsoft Office not working in Microsoft Windows
But we already showed it last time. What about CodeBlocks, but on real hardware? Easy!
And also, my good friend GreyCat made a very interesting report on a system for reverse engineering data structures called Kaitai . Report videos and slides are already available.
ReactOS branded FOSDEM release in the form of a hybrid disc sold two hundred discs almost instantly. If you are late, you can download it electronically from SourceForge using this link .
And if you were at FOSDEM this year - share your impressions in the comments.
About our last year’s adventures at this event can be found in previous posts on our blog.
Our neighbors at the exhibition this time are: Gentoo, Debian, PostgreSQL and, of course, Haiku OS.
The stands were designed like this:
ReactOS was represented by Colin Finck and Hermes Belusca-Maito.
As always, people never cease to be surprised when they see Microsoft Office not working in Microsoft Windows
But we already showed it last time. What about CodeBlocks, but on real hardware? Easy!
And also, my good friend GreyCat made a very interesting report on a system for reverse engineering data structures called Kaitai . Report videos and slides are already available.
ReactOS branded FOSDEM release in the form of a hybrid disc sold two hundred discs almost instantly. If you are late, you can download it electronically from SourceForge using this link .
And if you were at FOSDEM this year - share your impressions in the comments.