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ReactOS boots experimental build on ARM64, targets Windows NT compatibility

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The ReactOS project, which aims to create an open-source operating system compatible with Windows NT, has successfully booted an experimental build on ARM64 architecture. This development allows the OS to run on devices like the Raspberry Pi 5. While still in its early stages, the achievement marks a significant step for the project's goal of providing a free alternative to Microsoft's Windows NT lineage. AI

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ReactOS boots experimental build on ARM64, targets Windows NT compatibility

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  1. The Register — AI TIER_1 English(EN) ·

    ReactOS brings its Windows NT tribute act to ARM64

    Experimental build boots on Raspberry Pi 5, but for now the joy is mostly in getting there

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