Open source “Windows” ReactOS update: supports full-screen applications, fix Virtual Box and 3DMark problems

Passionategeekz June 17th news, the ReactOS team released a series of tweets on the X platform yesterday (June 16th), announcing the latest progress of the system, including upgrading the Explorer component and supporting full-screen applications.Introduced from the Wine project oleaut32.dllfix issues related to Virtual Box and 3DMark 2001.

Passionategeekz Note: If you are looking for a Windows alternative, ReactOS is a project worth paying attention to. As an open source operating system, it has been updated over the years, striving to be compatible with Windows and is often called “open source Windows”.

The ReactOS team shared the latest development progress this week, first of all, upgrading the Explorer component, which can properly handle full-screen applications and bring users a smoother experience. In order to visually display the effect, the team disclosed the comparison pictures before and after the update.

The team used Microsoft’s classic game “Hover!” as the demo object. This first-person sci-fi action game was once included with Windows 95 CD-ROM and is hidden in the “Fun Stuff” folder.

The ReactOS team also introduced the Wine project oleaut32.dll Bug fixes that resolve issues related to combo box dialogs in Oracle Virtual Box, and users can now easily create and save settings.

Passionategeekz Notes:oleaut32.dll It is the core runtime library of Microsoft COM (Component Object Model) and OLE (Object Linking and Embedding) technologies. It supports dynamic interaction between traditional applications such as Visual Basic 6 and COM objects. This fix also solves similar problems in 3DMark 2001, and the setting options become clear and visible.

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