ReactOS has had 64-bit builds for a long time now, but it appears they’ve made some strides in both making them a lot more stable, and moving away from the MSVC compiler to GCC.

ReactOS has plans to support Windows Vista, 7, 8, and 8.1 applications (Windows NT 6.x) in an eventual 0.5.0 release, but at the current pace of development, it could be years before that happens.

If you want to run a clone of Microsoft Windows to escape the drama of upgrading to Windows 10, try ReactOS -- but do not expect it to be a fully functional replacement. ReactOS is a free, open source ...

So Reactos 0.4.13 then, for an alpha release a remarkably stable and feature complete clone of Microsoft Windows XP or similar that maybe isn’t quite ready for the Big Time in its software or ...

As you can tell from the version number, 0.4.15, ReactOS is still in alpha, and will likely remain so for a very long time. It may never reach beta, let alone ever be finished, but that doesn’t ...

Since ReactOS' developers are working closely with the Wine project, I could see it blossoming at some point. A lightweight, Windows-compatible operating system is a wonderful thing, ...

ReactOS is an implementation of Windows Server 2003, still in alpha stage, and very interesting. But it is no threat to Windows. None at all. Especially compared with Linux. Here's why. Sponsors ...

ReactOS 0.4.14 is now available for download and, among other things, it adds new features to the right-click context menu, the ability to run on NEC PC-9800 computers, ...

While ReactOS 0.4.11 still isn’t really ready for use as a full-fledged Windows replacement, it’s getting a little closer all the time. You can read more about the new features in ReactOS 0.4. ...

ReactOS is built with the primary purpose of providing full binary compatibility with applications (and device drivers) written for Windows Server 2003.

The ultimate goal of ReactOS is to allow you to remove Windows and install ReactOS without the end user noticing the change.” Click to see: ReactOS “Royale” theme. Woo-hoo!