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Red Star OS 3.0

Red Star OS 3.0 is a version of Red Star OS which is made to look a lot like macOS, but is based on Fedora 11. This version includes a built-in web browser Naenara 3.5.
==Gallery==
===Setup===
File:RedStarOS3-Setup1.png|Setup
File:RedStarOS3-Setup2.png|Select hard drive
File:RedStarOS3-Setup3.png|Enter administrator name
File:RedStarOS3-Setup4.png|Select time zone
File:RedStarOS3-Setup5.png|Set date and time
File:RedStarOS3-Setup6.png|Start installation
File:RedStarOS3-Setup7.png|Preparing installation
File:RedStarOS3-Setup8.png|Copying files
File:RedStarOS3-Setup9.png|Reboot computer
===Interface===
File:RedStarOS3-Boot1.png|Boot selection
File:RedStarOS3-Boot2.png|Boot screen
File:RedStarOS3-DeskWithVer.png|Desktop with version
File:RedStarOS3-NaenaraBrowser.png|Naenara 3.5
File:RedStarOS3-Shutdown.png|Shutdown confirmation
Category:Red Star OS versions
Red Star OS 3.0 Server

Red Star OS 3.0 Server is the server counterpart of Red Star OS 3.0, which was leaked by Reddit user slipstream on 1 June 2014.I managed to get a hold of the latest version of that North Korean Linux distro, in some shape or form. Here's a torrent of Red Star OS 3.0 Server., r/linux subreddit. 1 June 2014. The x64 variant of this version is known to exist but is yet to be found.
== Readme file ==
== Gallery ==
File:RedStarOS-3.0-Server-Boot.png|Boot screen
File:RedStarOS-3.0-Server-Login.png|Login prompt
File:RedStarOS-3.0-Server-uname.png|uname -a
File:RedStarOS-3.0-Server-WebBrowser.png|Web Browser
File:RedStarOS-3.0-Server-WebBrowserAbout.png|Web Browser - About
File:RedStarOS-3.0-Server-PDFReader.png|PDF Reader
File:RedStarOS-3.0-Server-PrefaceEditor.png|Preface Editor
File:RedStarOS-3.0-Server-Shut.png|Shutdown screen
=== Setup ===
File:RedStarOS-3.0-Server-Setup1.png|Authentication key
File:RedStarOS-3.0-Server-Setup2.png|TCP/IP settings
File:RedStarOS-3.0-Server-Setup3.png|Disc not found
File:RedStarOS-3.0-Server-Setup4.png|Administrator password
File:RedStarOS-3.0-Server-Setup5.png|Partition hard drive
File:RedStarOS-3.0-Server-Setup6.png|Write to partition
File:RedStarOS-3.0-Server-Setup7.png|Select software
File:RedStarOS-3.0-Server-Setup8.png|Copying files
File:RedStarOS-3.0-Server-Setup9.png|End of setup
== References ==
Category:Red Star OS versions
Red Star OS 4.0

Red Star OS 4.0 is an unleaked version of Red Star OS. Development of this version started in at least late 2017. Full network support and service management tools were introduced in pre-release versions of this version in January 2019.
In June and July 2020, South Korea's NKEconomy (NK경제) obtained a copy of Red Star OS 4.0 and have published articles about it.북한 붉은별4.0에 오라클 버추얼박스를 탑재하고 있다 (Oracle Virtualbox is installed in DPRK's Red Star 4.0), NKEconomy. 15 June 2020.붉은별4.0 서광 오피스에서 MS워드 파일 편집 가능하다 (Sogwang Office in Red Star 4.0 can edit Microsoft Word files), NKEconomy. 23 June 2020.북한 붉은별 4.0의 기본 브라우저는? 파이어폭스 (The default web browser in North Korea's Red Star 4.0 is Firefox), NKEconomy. 6 July 2020.붉은별4.0의 비밀번호 관리는 키체인으로? (Password management in Red Star 4.0 is done by keychain?), NKEconomy. 21 July 2020.
==References==
Category:Red Star OS versions
Redlock

Redlock is a tool developed by BetaWiki members and software developers lucasm and gus33000. The initial version was released on 29 January 2020. Its main goal is to replicate Microsoft's original Redpill implementation as closely as possible. Unlike the other enablers (RedPill Enabler and Metro Unlocker), the installer is completely text-based and written in C#.
While the practice of disabling the Software Protection Service is still present, it differs in a multitude of areas. To keep the footprint minimal, the tool ships with only one shsxs.dll per architecture. The DLL's contents as well as registry and file tweaks performed upon installation are tailored on the fly, greatly improving compatibility. DISM is used to install the Immersive Browser. Unlike other unlockers, Redlock's shsxs.dll has been built from scratch and is available as an open-source project.https://github.com/thebookisclosed/shsxs Prior to this tool's release, it was common practice to borrow the library included as part of the Windows Developer Preview.
To demonstrate the accent capabilities of various early builds, it includes a copy of the Windows Developer Preview accent modified in order to be colorizable on builds that support it. Redlock is notable for being the first Redpill tool to include support for builds before 7927.
Compared to the previous third party tools, Redlock has become the preferred tool for unlocking Metro due to its compact size, broader compatibility, and cleaner method of enabling the features.
==References==
Category:Windows 8 Redpill unlockers
Category:Community projects
Redstone

The term Redstone/RS can refer to the following:
:*The feature branch prefix primarily used in mainline Windows 10/Windows 11 builds since the Anniversary Update
:*Windows 10 Anniversary Update/Windows Server 2016 (rs1_release)
:*Windows 10 Creators Update (rs2_release)
:*Windows 10 Fall Creators Update (rs3_release)
:*Windows 10 April 2018 Update (rs4_release)
:*Windows 10 October 2018 Update/Windows Server 2019 (rs5_release)
Category:Disambiguation pages
RegistryValue:SkyDrivePagesTest/DisabledState

SkyDrivePagesTest/DisabledState is one of the SkyDrivePagesTest registry values introduced in Windows 8.1 builds.
== Effect ==
This key enables SkyDrive settings pages on local accounts. In Windows 8.1 build 9431, it has to be used together with HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\SkyDrivePagesTest\SkyDriveTest.
== Gallery ==
=== 6.3.9431 ===
==== Microsoft account ====
DisabledStateMS0.png|SkyDriveTest = 0, DisabledState=0
DisabledStateMS1.png|SkyDriveTest = 1, DisabledState=0
DisabledStateMS2.png|SkyDriveTest = 1, DisabledState=1
==== Local account ====
DisabledStateLocal0.png|SkyDriveTest = 0, DisabledState=0
DisabledStateLocal1.png|SkyDriveTest = 1, DisabledState=0
DisabledStateLocal2.png|SkyDriveTest = 1, DisabledState=1
Registry Editor

Registry Editor (Registration Info Editor in Windows 3.1x) is a configuration tool. This program is intended to manage Windows registry, allowing user to set up custom keys, values with different types.
==History==
===Windows 3.1x===
Initially, Windows configuration have been managed via .ini files, which defined variables in specific segments, and the registry was used for OLE/COM and file type registration only. Also registry hives had 64KB limits, which prevented to store more configuration data. For these purposes the Registration Info Editor was created to manage registry data, which was debuted as regedt32.exe.
With Windows NT 3.1 release, registry architecture of Windows have been substantially improved: the hierarchic structure have been preserved, implemented custom format of registry hives and saved format similar to .ini files, added security for registry keys and values in couple with multiple types of data, such as binary and text. Registry hive files were moved into C:\Windows\System32\config and crossed the 64KB limit of values. Registration Info Editor have been ported and slightly modified to contain multiple views of keys, security management and child windows listing.
File:RegistrationInfoEditor.png|Registration Info Editor in Windows 3.1x
File:Win95-73f-Regedit.png|Registration Info Editor in Windows 95 build 73f
regeditv.png|Advanced Interface (regedit.exe /v)
===Windows NT 3.x and 4.x===
With Windows NT 4.0, introduced a new Registry Editor version, which interface became more simple and backported legacy version's functionality, such as printing of hives and connection to network registry. Older version of Registry Editor was left for compatibility reasons, albeit have been deprecated in favor of new version.
File:NT4 Regedt32.png|Registry Editor's legacy version on Windows NT 4.0
File:NT4 Regedit.png|Registry Editor's new version, which preserved until Windows 11
===Windows 2000 and later===
In Windows 2000, the Registry Editor claimed minor changes: added ability to load and unload hives and other minor fixes. Older version of Registry Editor turned into stub, which simply redirects into regedit.exe. 
Windows Vista slightly updated iconography, by loading hive icons from shell32.dll and removed hardcoded compatibility for Windows NT 4.0. 
After Windows Vista, nothing much changed in program and it shipped in that form until Windows 10 release: in Windows 10, Registry Editor claimed an updated icon and, in future updates, Status bar was replaced with Address Bar to make navigation in registry easier. The latest fix in Registry Editor was happened in Windows 11 build 27686, which simply fixed minor issue with hexadecimal values when editing DWORD or QWORD values.
File:Win10-22H2-Regedit.png|Registry Editor in Windows 10 2022 Update
Category:Windows components
Category:Introduced in Windows 3.1
Reversi

Reversi is a game in Microsoft Windows. The standard version was introduced in Windows 1.0 and was included up to Windows 3.0, although an updated version was also included with the Windows 3.1 Driver Library.
A 32-bit port of the Windows 3.0 version was also included in early builds of Windows NT 3.1 (and the 16-bit version of Reversi was used as an early test for the WoW subsystem on MIPS in the April 1991 build, which even includes a REVERSI.HOT file which is a game save). The port was later removed in the lead up to the RTM, although it was still present in the source code repository until Windows Server 2003 and even included in internal IDW tools as far as at least Windows 2000, and was distributed in certain versions of the Win32 Software Development Kit. 
Reversi has a bug where it will show in monochrome when a color depth above 256 colors is used. Patching the signed greater-than check of GetDeviceCaps(hDC, NUMCOLORS) > 2 to an unsigned greater-than check (a one-byte patch for the version included with Windows 2000 build 2020) is enough to fix this issue (the function is documented to return -1 in such cases). 
An Internet version was later available with Windows Me and Windows XP, which supported online multiplayer games. The server for this version, as well as other Internet-based games included in these versions, was shut down on 31 July 2019.Farewell to Microsoft Internet Games on Windows XP, Windows ME, and Windows 7 - Microsoft Community
== Gallery ==
File:ReversiDR5.png|Reversi in Windows 1.0 Development Release 5
File:Reversi101.png|Reversi in Windows 1.01
File:Reversi203.png|Reversi in Windows 2.03
File:Windows 3.1 Driver Library Reversi.png|Updated version of Reversi included in the Windows 3.1 Driver Library
== Notes ==
== References ==
Category:Games
Category:Introduced in Windows 1.0
Rocky Linux

Rocky Linux is a community enterprise operating system designed to be 100% bug-for-bug compatible with Red Hat Enterprise Linux. It is considered to be "an unofficial continuation of CentOS".
==Background ==
In December 2020, Red Hat unilaterally terminated CentOS development. Without Red Hat's assist, the CentOS project recently announced a shift in strategy for CentOS. Whereas previously CentOS existed as a downstream build of its upstream vendor (it receives patches and updates after the upstream vendor does), it will be shifting to an upstream build (testing patches and updates before inclusion in the upstream vendor). Additionally, support for CentOS 8 has been cut short, from 31 December 2029 to 31 December 2021.
While the downstream CentOS Linux distro will be discontinued at the end of 2021, development of the upstream CentOS Stream distro continues, and Rocky Linux is one of them. In response to Red Hat's action, CentOS founder, Gregory Kurtzer, created the Rocky Linux project as a successor to the original mission of CentOS.
==Gallery==
Rocky 8.4 boot cd.png|CD boot menu
Rocky 8.4 language.png|Select language
Rocky 8.4 insall summary.png|Install summary
Rocky 8.4 installing.png|Installing
Category:Linux
Category:Operating systems
Royale

Royale is a family of visual styles created for Windows XP which features glossy elements typical for Frutiger Aero designs while maintaining the proportions and look and feel of Luna. Variants of Royale have been included with Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 and Windows Embedded 2009, although the theme itself is compatible with all Windows XP editions. Some variants have also been made available for download from Microsoft's website, making it the only visual style that users could officially install without having to patch system components.
== Variants ==
The original Royale theme (also known as Energy Blue) was introduced with Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005. It is similar to blue Luna in color, although it's noticeably more vivid and glossy. The wallpaper used by default is Energy Bliss, an edited version of Bliss. The theme has also been offered for download by Microsoft New Zealand, although unlike the Media Center Edition variant the theme package includes a different wallpaper titled New Bliss.
=== Royale Noir ===
Royale Noir is a scrapped black variant of Royale, which was originally developed in tandem with the original variant. Prior to its leak online in October 2006, it has been featured in a Microsoft commercial airing in the United Kingdom.https://www.istartedsomething.com/20061029/royale-noir/ Due to its incomplete nature, the theme has some imperfections such as some of the colors being a bit out of place and the inactive window title bar being too dark.
=== Zune ===
A modified version of Royale titled Zune was released and made available for download from Microsoft's website in November 2006, coinciding with the launch of the first Zune player. The package included the visual style itself as well as a wallpaper with Zune branding. The theme is similar to Royale Noir, although it is darker and notably features an orange Start button.
=== Embedded ===
Windows Embedded 2009 includes yet another variant of Royale named Embedded, featuring a mix of dark blue colors.
==Gallery==
File:WindowsXP-MediaCenter2005-StartMenu.png|Royale Start menu
File:RoyaleNoirTheme.png|Royale Noir theme
File:RoyaleNoirThemeStartMenu.png|Royale Noir Start menu
File:ZuneTheme.png|Zune theme
File:ZuneThemeStart.png|Zune Start menu
File:WES2009_1500_Desktop.png|Embedded theme
==References==
Category:Visual styles
SINIX

SINIX is a UNIX operating system that was made by Siemens. The first releases of SINIX were a modified version of Xenix for their line of PC-X computers, first released in 1984. Later releases from versions 5.44 and after have used the name Reliant UNIX after Fujitsu and Siemens were merged into Fujitsu Siemens Computers GmbH.
Versions of SINIX based on UNIX System V was designed to run on Siemens' RM-200, RM-300, RM-400 an RM-600 machines, which was based on the MIPS processor. They were also designed to run on the PC-MX2, MS300-05/10/15/30 an MX500-75/85, which were based on the NS320xx series. Other later versions of SINIX were also compatible with IBM compatible machines.
The last release of SINIX was version 5.43 released in 1995, and the last release of Reliant UNIX was version 5.45B released in 2001.
== Gallery ==
=== SINIX 1.0B (1985) ===
File:SINIX-1.0B-Boot.png|Boot screen
File:SINIX-1.0B-Main.png|Main screen
File:SINIX-1.0B-PostMenu.png|Post - Menu
File:SINIX-1.0B-Mail1.png|Post - Mailing list
File:SINIX-1.0B-Mail2.png|Post - Compose message
=== SINIX 1.2 (1987) ===
File:SINIX-1.2-Boot.png|Boot screen
File:SINIX-1.2-Login.png|Login prompt
File:SINIX-1.2-Main.png|Main screen
File:SINIX-1.2-Calculator.png|Calculator
File:SINIX-1.2-AppointmentCalendar.png|Appoitment Calendar
=== SINIX 5.42 (1995) ===
File:SINIX-5.42-Login.png|Login prompt
File:SINIX-5.42-Splash.png|Splash screen
File:SINIX-5.42-Calc.png|Calculator
File:SINIX-5.42-Mini-Editor.png|Mini-Editor
File:SINIX-5.42-Pixmap.png|Pixmap Editor
File:SINIX-5.42-Failsafe.png|Failsafe session
Category:Operating systems
Category:Unix
SUSE Linux 10.0

SUSE Linux 10.0 is a version of openSUSE, released on 6 October 2005. It was codenamed "Prague". It is the first release to be open-source. It shipped with Linux kernel 2.6.13, GNOME 2.12.0.1 and KDE 3.4.2.
== Beta 1 ==
There also exists a Beta 1 version released two months before the official release on 8 August 2005. It contains a Beta 1 version of GNOME 2.12. The boot screen is similar, except the background has more contrast, has four different icons, and in the bottom-left corner, it has the "Press F2 for more information" title instead of "Press Esc for more information" from the official release. In verbose mode, the scheme is identical to what we saw in SUSE Linux 9.3.
== Gallery ==
=== GM ===
Welcomesuse10.png|Welcome
Suse10bootscreen.png|Boot screen
Suse10loginscreen.png|Login screen
Suse10gnomess.png|GNOME splash screen
Suse10kdess.png|KDE splash screen
Suse10gnomedesktop.png|GNOME desktop
Suse10kdedesktop.png|KDE desktop
=== 2005-08-08 Beta 1 ===
Suse10b1bootnew.png|Boot screen
Suse10b1verbose.png|Verbose mode
Category:openSUSE versions
SUSE Linux 10.1

SUSE Linux 10.1 is a version of openSUSE, released on 11 May 2006. It was codenamed "Agama Lizard". It shipped with Linux kernel 2.6.16.13, GNOME 2.12.0.1 and KDE 3.5.1. It is the last version to use the "SUSE Linux" branding before renaming to openSUSE in the alpha stages of openSUSE 10.2.
== Pre-releases ==
=== Beta 8 ===
A Beta 8 version of this release, released on 15 March 2006, shipped with a 2.6.16 RC6 version of the Linux kernel, GNOME 2.12.2 and KDE 3.5.1. It does not include a welcome animation when the user boot to CD. The logo and boot bar in the boot screen has different alignments and the background is much different then the official release.
=== Beta 9 ===
A Beta 9 version was released on 31 March 2006. The official boot screen is used in this version.
==Gallery==
=== GM ===
Suse101welcome.png|Welcome
Suse101boot.png|Boot screen
Suse101loginscreen.png|Login screen
Suse101gnomesplashscreen.png|GNOME splash screen
Suse101kdesplashscreen.png|KDE splash screen
Suse101gnomedesktop.png|GNOME desktop
Suse101kdedesktop.png|KDE desktop
=== 2006-03-15 Beta 8 ===
Suse101b8boot.png|Boot screen
Category:openSUSE versions
SUSE Linux 9.0

SUSE Linux 9.0 is a version of openSUSE, released on 15 October 2003. It is the last release of SUSE Linux before Novell acquired SUSE Linux Products GmbH. It shipped with Linux kernel 2.4.21, GNOME 2.2.3, and KDE 3.1.4.
==Gallery==
Suse82&9welcome.png|Welcome
Suse9boot.png|Boot screen
Suse9kdess.png|KDE splash screen
Suse9kdedesktop.png|KDE desktop
Category:openSUSE versions
SUSE Linux 9.1

SUSE Linux 9.1 is a version of openSUSE, released on 23 April 2004. It is the first ever release of SUSE Linux after Novell acquired SUSE Linux Products GmbH in January 2004. It is the first to ship the 2.6 version of the Linux kernel, and the first to have a brand new logo until December 2006. There was also a unsupported CD 1 ISO image of SUSE Linux 9.1, which was essentially SUSE Linux 9.1 Personal Edition. It shipped with Linux kernel 2.6.4, GNOME 2.4.0, and KDE 3.2.1.
==Gallery==
Suse91welcome.png|Welcome (Personal)
Suse91welcomeblue.png|Welcome (Professional)
Suse91boot.png|Boot screen (Personal)
Suse91bootblue.png|Boot screen (Professional)
Suse91kdess.png|KDE splash screen
Suse91kdedesktop.png|KDE desktop
Category:openSUSE versions
SUSE Linux 9.2

SUSE Linux 9.2 is a version of openSUSE, released on 25 October 2004. It is the first release to have the full DVD ISO image published on the FTP server free of charge. It now uses the Thin Keramik theme by default. It shipped with Linux kernel 2.6.8, GNOME 2.6.1, and KDE 3.3.0.
==Gallery==
Suse92welcome.png|Welcome
Suse92boot.png|Boot screen
Suse92gnomess.png|GNOME splash screen
Suse92kdess.png|KDE splash screen
Suse92gnomedesktop.png|GNOME desktop
Suse92kdedesktop.png|KDE desktop
Category:openSUSE versions
Sample Test Visual Style

Sample Test Visual Style (internally known as Mallard) is a visual style included in some pre-release builds of Windows XP. As of 2025, the only available builds to include the style are Windows XP build 2410, 2416, and 2419, where it includes two color schemes, called Chartreuse Mongoose and Blue Lagoon (internally referred to as Paler).
A Whistler feature planning spreadsheet from 22 February 2000 mentions a default skin set consisting of a Consumer and Pro look planned to be finished by 28 April 2000,http://antitrust.slated.org/www.iowaconsumercase.org/011607/6000/PX06720.pdf#page=26 which refers to Watercolor (then-named Business) and possibly this theme as the string Personal Visual Style has been found in the theme files in early pre-Beta 2 builds.
The Taskbar and Start Menu Properties control panel in build 2257, which was compiled on 10 August 2000, includes a low resolution concept screenshot of the desktop with the new Start menu open, which is used to illustrate the respective option. A higher resolution concept with the same taskbar design, which shares some similarities with the sample style later included in pre-Beta 2 builds, has been found in resources of an IconFactory podcast.https://www.patreon.com/posts/episode-006-old-34485216
The themes.ini file embedded in test.mstheme from early pre-Beta 2 builds contains a last updated date of 11 July 2000. However, the same file in the Watercolor theme claims a last update date of 19 April 2000, which predates build 2250. Given that the Watercolor theme (then-named Professional) has undergone a major revamp between builds 2250 and 2257 and that the INI file itself has been updated several times in the lead up to build 2419 with the last update date staying unchanged, this value should not be considered accurate.
In a blog post from 11 January 2006, Microsoft employee Raymond Chen claims that Mallard had served as a decoy to distract the general public while the visual styles team had been working on Luna in secrecy.Chen, Raymond. The Decoy visual style, The Old New Thing. 11 January 2006. However, given that Mallard was present only for a brief period of time after Beta 1, while Watercolor was present in most Beta 1 builds, it is likely that they were referring to the latter.
Despite the theme being removed from Windows XP builds after the introduction of Luna, it was still included in the source code of both Windows XP and Windows Server 2003.
==Gallery==
File:2257-explorer-bmp170.png|Concept screenshot found in build 2257
File:XP-Style-Explorations.png|IconFactory concept art
File:2419 Chartreuse Mongoose demo.png|Chartreuse Mongoose in build 2419
File:2419 Blue Lagoon demo.png|Blue Lagoon in build 2419
==References==
Category:Visual styles
Self-Host Vote

Self-Host Vote (VoteNow.exe) is an internal application that appears in various pre-release builds of Windows Vista, which was used to collect feedback about the quality of self-hosted builds. On eligible systems, it displays a toast notification asking users to visit an internal Microsoft site.
The application runs a series of checks before the notification is shown. The first check verifies that the machine is joined into a known Microsoft domain. The following domain names are included in the allow list:
* NTDEV
* WINDEPLOY
* REDMOND
* SEGROUP
* XRED
* XCORP
* CORP
* WINSE
* INTERACTIVE
* WINGROUP
* SYS-WINGROUP
* PHX
* AFRICA
* EUROPE
* MIDDLEEAST
* NORTHAMERICA
* SOUTHAMERICA
* SOUTHPACIFIC
The second check verifies that the build lab is one of the following: Lab01, Lab02, Lab21, Lab03, Lab04, Lab06, Lab07 or main.
If both checks pass, then the application waits for 4 hours and then displays a toast notification with two buttons, "Vote Now" which navigates to an intranet ballot page in Internet Explorer, and "Later" which restarts the application. Clicking the notification outside of the buttons navigates to http://longhorn/selfhost/.
== External links ==
* Self-Hosting | Microsoft Longhorn
* nickurt/lh-votenow: Microsoft internal Vote Application for Longhorn
== Notes ==
Category:Windows components