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It seems that it does not support Windows natively, instead it has to be run inside Cygwin for now?
by zhangsen 3y ago
It seems that it does not support Windows natively, instead it has to be run inside Cygwin for now?
- JonathonW 3y agoCorrect-- Blink needs a (reasonably) POSIX-compliant system to compile and run, so it should work on Linux or BSD or macOS, but needs Cygwin on Windows.
- paulclinger 3y agoNot directly (or at least not yet), although Cosmopolitan already supports Windows natively; blink extends this support for Cosmopolitan and other x86-64-linux binaries to more platforms. In other words, you can build a cosmopolitan executable (that runs on Linux, Windows, and other platforms) and extend it with blink, allowing the same binary to also run on those platforms that blink emulates. For non-comsmopolitan binaries it needs a posix-compliant host (hence cigwin, but not Windows in general).
- ur-whale 3y ago> It seems that it does not support Windows natively, It'll likely run on top of wsl