Re: [Xen-devel] xen port of reactos

["Mark A. Williamson" <mark.williamson@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

> as you have already done a port of MS windows to xen, wouldn't it be well
> possible to also port ReactOS, which in a few months time will become more
> and more of a working replacement for windows??

Definitely possible.  I think it'd be quite interesting to see something like 
this but there are currently no plans for the core team to work on this.  The 
Linux ports (and NetBSD) are maintained by members of the core team but other 
ports (FreeBSD, Plan 9) rely on the work of outside developers (who can and 
do receive support with their work from the mailing list).

It's always great when new OS ports happen and Xen even has some advantages 
(excellent driver support, useful debugging capabilities, use your 
"mainstream" OS simultaneously) for new OSs in development.

I've tried out ReactOS briefly and am impressed with how it's come along over 
the past few years.

Cheers,
Mark

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