This actually seems like a GREAT thing to untangle all the otherwise useless? 32bit support from the underlying filesystem. Why have windows apps accessing you

This actually seems like a GREAT thing to untangle all the otherwise useless? 32bit support from the underlying filesystem. Why have windows apps accessing your 32 bit libraries in /usr (which only the Windows apps need at this point) and instead just a flatpak library of sandboxed 32 libraries? My steam install is already flatpaked, I'd be much happier if the community just moved this way - https://winepak.org/ https://winepak.org/ Seems like much closer to what I would want when running ANY Windows app in my otherwise completely open source desktop in the first place.