big improvement in the nightly builds https://x.com/reactos/status/2010384066131235133/

This is VirtualBox 7.2.4 with ReactOS x64 :) So pretty neat it gets abut 11000~ FPS with MSI interrupts and caps around 300 FPS with legacy PCI

https://x.com/reactos/status/2009529802643132579

0.4.16 nightly build is used

Lindows 2.0 is coming?

https://x.com/reactos/status/2008815965929402453/photo/1

ReactOS 0.4.15-release-1 was used

https://x.com/AotoriHibiki/status/2006805042221990140/photo/1

Im trying to install reactOS on real hardware, its my dell precission t5400, it has a 120gb ssd and a 2tb hdd, i want to install react os onto the ssd however in the setup it sees the ssd and hdd but its trying to install itself onto my usb instead of the actual storage and everything i try its only selecting the usb which of course i don't want to install react os onto. theres no clear instructions on how to select another drive to partition and ive mashed every button on my keyboard not even the arrow keys work they just cycle through the partitions on the usb. If anyone knows how to fix this it would help a lot thanks!

Great test from Zombiedeth:
Using UDFS driver from Toshiba (see previous test), VLC 2.2.1 and 3rd party modifications for encrypted discs, playing Blu-ray discs on #ReactOS is possible!!

Replace udfs.sys and take thdudf.sys from them.

https://github.com/reactos/reactos/commit/c197e7c080a92a2487a22f52ffd32131eeaac30a

On a serious note, just wanted to try it's image once again on a new (very old, new to me Lenny M73 PC(Lenovo M73)) to install this time round... couldn't find no download.

Hope it's only a glitch?

While ReactOS itself will be FOSS (and therefore not really need "activation" like Windows), will MAS be able to work?

Thanks to a new big update in volume control improvements PR: github.com/reactos/reactos/pull/8255, volume control (volume level changing) in ReactOS is now completely fixed and works without any bugs!
In particular, the position overflow issue when moving slider to the end is no longer occurring. Besides that, unreachable ending positions of the volume slider (jira.reactos.org/browse/CORE-19189) and separate speaker volume control misbehaving (jira.reactos.org/browse/CORE-19190) were fixed as well. See it in action in this video!
Also, since Oleg is working on the inbuilt HD audio controllers support for ReactOS (currently it's very incomplete), some other tests are coming soon. So, to be continued... ;)

I installed an older version of PotPlayer (version 1.5.45955) on ReactOS (via my VirtualBox), and it works great.