top | item 39053243 (no title) jcd000 | 2 years ago That's true, but the overall trend is clear. Wine is pretty good these days. For old windows software it is sometimes better than the latest windows versions. discuss order hn newest sylware|2 years ago Well, It seems I am unlucky: hardly anything works, when it works it is often shabby, and something properly working does not last long.I am already dealing with the hell of ABI compatibility of ELF because of glibc and gcc devs, dunno if I want to add this hell. vetinari|2 years ago > Well, It seems I am unlucky: hardly anything works, when it works it is often shabby, and something properly working does not last long.For me, it's amazing. I'm running a windows app on a arm64, non-windows machine.> I am already dealing with the hell of ABI compatibility of ELF because of glibc and gcc devs, dunno if I want to add this hell.ABI of glibc is pretty good, you sure don't do something very wrong? load replies (1) extraduder_ire|2 years ago Who knows, some day it might be good enough that microsoft ports it to work directly on windows or via WSL2 for that purpose.
sylware|2 years ago Well, It seems I am unlucky: hardly anything works, when it works it is often shabby, and something properly working does not last long.I am already dealing with the hell of ABI compatibility of ELF because of glibc and gcc devs, dunno if I want to add this hell. vetinari|2 years ago > Well, It seems I am unlucky: hardly anything works, when it works it is often shabby, and something properly working does not last long.For me, it's amazing. I'm running a windows app on a arm64, non-windows machine.> I am already dealing with the hell of ABI compatibility of ELF because of glibc and gcc devs, dunno if I want to add this hell.ABI of glibc is pretty good, you sure don't do something very wrong? load replies (1)
vetinari|2 years ago > Well, It seems I am unlucky: hardly anything works, when it works it is often shabby, and something properly working does not last long.For me, it's amazing. I'm running a windows app on a arm64, non-windows machine.> I am already dealing with the hell of ABI compatibility of ELF because of glibc and gcc devs, dunno if I want to add this hell.ABI of glibc is pretty good, you sure don't do something very wrong? load replies (1)
extraduder_ire|2 years ago Who knows, some day it might be good enough that microsoft ports it to work directly on windows or via WSL2 for that purpose.
sylware|2 years ago
I am already dealing with the hell of ABI compatibility of ELF because of glibc and gcc devs, dunno if I want to add this hell.
vetinari|2 years ago
For me, it's amazing. I'm running a windows app on a arm64, non-windows machine.
> I am already dealing with the hell of ABI compatibility of ELF because of glibc and gcc devs, dunno if I want to add this hell.
ABI of glibc is pretty good, you sure don't do something very wrong?
extraduder_ire|2 years ago