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Keep in mind most "native" ports are just crappy, but official, wrappers that just do what proton does but worse. This is why you will see a lot of native ports
by yesco 7y ago
Keep in mind most "native" ports are just crappy, but official, wrappers that just do what proton does but worse. This is why you will see a lot of native ports perform worse, they weren't really native in the first place.
- coldpie 7y agoI'm gonna blow your mind: the word "native" doesn't actually mean anything in this context. The only thing that matters is official support from the developer, regardless of the technology used.
- egeozcan 7y agoIt's supposed to mean no system call translation but alas, you're right, it usually doesn't.
- yesco 7y agoI was explaining how an official port could perform worse than an unofficial one, so yes "native" would absolutely mean something in this context. It's commonly understood that using the native system interfaces would usually be faster than using a compatibility layer. > The only thing that matters is official support from the developer, regardless of the technology used. The only thing that matters for what? I'm not sure what point you are trying to make.