

@pinball_wizard @Kolanaki why not just install tde? It may look like classic windows, but better
@pinball_wizard @Kolanaki why not just install tde? It may look like classic windows, but better
@wander1236 @Lexam with tcc, this should be possible…
https://github.com/andreiw/tinycc
@DmMacniel @muhyb does ps/2 allow hotplug?
@30p87 @SnotFlickerman until you are out of inodes…
@renzev for me, /mnt/runtime/default is not enough, because some apps using /mnt/runtime/read or /mnt/runtime/write as storage.
@jaschen @SpaceNoodle or some unknown error only disappearing after reboot (especially with winsshfs/winfsp-like drivers)
@graphene @Tattorack usually PWAs can be easily fetched and re-hosted locally
@Rusty @Kory Usually i using http://www.rdesktop.org/, but it is not actively developed now
@MystikIncarnate @_carmin try different DE like TDE, XFCE, KDE
@stevedice @Adanisi when you writing code in any project, you have copyright on your own code. Nothing prevents you reusing your code with other (even closed source) form until you sign some additional agreement. Yes, you cannot change license of other’s code and keep mixed code non-GPL, so you might be need to keep your code in separate file with permissive GPL compatible license to prevent mixing with GPL code.
@qqq @OpenStars before wow64 introduction, wine required 32 bit process and multilib to run 32 bit code, requiring 32 bit opengl/bulkan implementations
But it is possible to run 32 bit code in 64 bit process.
Wine in wow64 mode enforces 64 bit process to use only lower 32 bits address space and thunks 64 bit libraries via wine nt syscall interface to loaded 32 bit PE binaries. No multilib or even 32 bit process support required, 32 bit instructions executed as is. Also this allows using machine code translation layers (like fexemu) exposing native calls with same syscall interface.
wow64 maybe still limitted because it does not allow calling native libraries directly and increases overhead. win32 TLS code is using same fs segment register as linux 64bit TLS and workarounds may have bigger overhead, than using multilib
@NONE_dc looks like pipewire moment :)
@Zwiebel yes :(
Or use some automatic kernel update scripts.
For me, it’s better if i update kernel/grub manually, than do some automatic update and find system not booting anymore. But most users prefer automatic update, which sometimes may fail on some systems
@VinesNFluff @westyvw but win9x still using dos drivers, so it is dos application. 32 bit dos application running on untouched dos system. Yes, it implements full 32 bit OS
@russjr08 @green previously it used grub4dos that was lauched from windows xp bootloader. this is still useful on mbr-efi multi-os boot usb drives