> Well, you are right but I expected to find an article speaking about Wine running on native Windows without WSL While it isn't all of Wine, it is a fairly we

> Well, you are right but I expected to find an article speaking about Wine running on native Windows without WSL While it isn't all of Wine, it is a fairly well-known usecase to build certain Wine modules and run those on Windows. It's been used to support ancient games that depend on certain old quirks that have changed in more recent Windows. It's also used by graphics driver developers, because Wine's implementation works on both Windows and Linux, so they can study differences at the driver level on both platforms.