ReactOS Marks 30 Years of Development as Open-Source Windows Implementation
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The ReactOS project is celebrating 30 years since its first code commit, with over 88,000 commits from more than 300 developers working to create an open-source Windows implementation. The project has released a blog post reflecting on its history with screenshots from earlier days and providing a look ahead at future development plans.
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During the past 30 years now the project has seen more than 88k commits from more than 300 developers as it seeks to be a robust open-source Windows implementation.
In their 30 year birthday blog post they also provide a look ahead at what they're working on.
ReactOS in their blog post today provided a look back at how far the project has come as well as some screenshots from their earlier days.
The future of ReactOS is arguably what is most interesting.
The ReactOS project is celebrating today that it marks 30 years since their first code commit in the ReactOS source tree
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