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Does that ultimately matter? Proton/WINE etc. create a compatibility layer for Windows on Linux, and WSL/Cygwin etc. creates a compatibility layer for Linux on
by pessimizer 4y ago
Does that ultimately matter? Proton/WINE etc. create a compatibility layer for Windows on Linux, and WSL/Cygwin etc. creates a compatibility layer for Linux on Windows. If one is cheaper and offers less bullshit, the other one is threatened. It's a moat coming down.
- pjmlp 4y agoOS/2 has proven how much it matters. WSL is nothing new, the only thing it brings to the table is that we don't need to install VMWare or Virtual Box. I don't dual boot since 2005.