[Coco] ReactOS...

[Ryan Pritchard]

As far as I have read in this mailing list, the specifications of the  
DriveWire protocol are available on the Cloud-9 website, and if I  
understand from the Cloud-9 site, and the postings in this list, we  
are free to develop DriveWire servers for whatever OS we want.  It is  
the client that is what is kept locked up a little and I respect that,  
since not everyone has a Windows or Mac computer, which I believe are  
the two server platforms supported out of Cloud-9.

Regards,

Ryan Pritchard
Fun Extends All Basic Life Expectancies



On 15-Dec-08, at 1:46 AM, Michael Robinson wrote:


>

> On Mon, 2008-12-15 at 01:34 -0600, Sean wrote:

>> I wish BeOS would have made it. That was a neat one 10 years ago.   

>> Ran

>> the Intel demo version, never had the money to invest in a BeBox.

>> Personally I would have called it the spiritual sucessor to the CoCo.

>> (for one, just because not enough people loved it. :)

>> It's multitasking could run circles around Windows at the time: 3D

>> demos, while playing multiple video and audio files at the same time.

>>

>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BeOS_R5

>>

>> The demo would run well on a Pentium or PII system, with a standard

>> VGA card, and sound most likely through older Soundblaster cards.

>> http://www.bebits.com/app/2680

>>

>>

>> On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 1:19 AM, Mike Pepe <lamune at doki-doki.net>  

>> wrote:

>>>

> Well. ReactOS isn't BeOS but if it stabilizes it could potentially

> perform better than MS Windows.  I'd just like to see drivewire

> server run on it.  The specs for ReactOS are lower than Linux,

> which is not saying much considering how unstable it is right

> now.

>

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