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That's what Wine does (and it often works surprisingly well).
by zetalemur 7y ago
That's what Wine does (and it often works surprisingly well).
- sabrehagen 7y agoI run Windows applications that require USB hardware, and Wine does not support USB devices. so I was hoping for native Windows execution rendered to an X Server.
- WhyNotHugo 7y agoWell, native windows executing under Xorg is what Wine tries to offer. It just "not complete" yet.
- asveikau 7y agoRun windows in a VM with USB pass through?
- stjohnswarts 7y agothis is what I do. It works for a lot of USB devices, but not always.
- tomxor 7y agoI can't tell if you guys are joking... are you seriously suggesting: windows kernel > WSL > proprietary x-server clone > WINE > windows apps This is madness
- stragies 7y agoI'm not ZetaLemur, but I don't believe he was suggesting what you are interpreting into this suggestion. I believe he means: "If at all possible, run your legacy windows-only applications on local Linux running on real Hardware with WINE"
- zetalemur 7y agoYes, that's what I had in mind.