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... and I had games working fine with wine/vkd3d 8.x which did stop working once I updated to wine/vkd3d 9.x (same build configuration). That "compatibility" w

• jcd000 3y ago
  That's true, but the overall trend is clear. Wine is pretty good these days. For old windows software it is sometimes better than the latest windows versions.
  • extraduder_ire 3y ago
    Who knows, some day it might be good enough that microsoft ports it to work directly on windows or via WSL2 for that purpose.
  • sylware 3y ago
    Well, It seems I am unlucky: hardly anything works, when it works it is often shabby, and something properly working does not last long. I am already dealing with the hell of ABI compatibility of ELF because of glibc and gcc devs, dunno if I want to add this hell.
    • vetinari 3y ago
      > Well, It seems I am unlucky: hardly anything works, when it works it is often shabby, and something properly working does not last long. For me, it's amazing. I'm running a windows app on a arm64, non-windows machine. > I am already dealing with the hell of ABI compatibility of ELF because of glibc and gcc devs, dunno if I want to add this hell. ABI of glibc is pretty good, you sure don't do something very wrong?
      • sylware 3y ago
        Well, compatibility with games is literaly hell. And about ELF on elf/linux, I am more than sure, this is another hell because of those guys (I would fire all of them).