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They all have some differences and that's ok; you would not normally expect different operating systems to work exactly the same way. But it's still usually muc
by robalni 6y ago
They all have some differences and that's ok; you would not normally expect different operating systems to work exactly the same way.
But it's still usually much easier to take a program written for Arch and make it work on Debian than to do the same with a program written for Windows.
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 6y agoIn my experience, no it isn't. Granted, that is entirely thanks to WINE, but Windows being as stable as it is on an ABI level means you don't even have to recompile anything for the compatibility.