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Oh interesting, that hadn't occured to me, but they do mention macOS a lot in their materials, so that makes sense. From what I've read, here and elsewhere, Ap
by SuperNinKenDo 3y ago
Oh interesting, that hadn't occured to me, but they do mention macOS a lot in their materials, so that makes sense.
From what I've read, here and elsewhere, Apple doesn't really reciprocate contributions to WINE, so embedding improvements aimed at smoothing out the experience on that platform inside the commercial wing on WINE development makes some sense in general.
Thanks, their whole model makes a bit more sense to me now.
- olliej 3y agoAs I understand it, but to be clear I’m not involved in the wine community, codeweavers does a lot of the Mac contributions. I know apple has game porting toolkit or whatever they call it, which is essentially proton for Mac (built in wine etc) but I don’t know to what extent that is upstreamed. As a disclosure, I do currently work for the fruit company but not on this or anything adjacent and I’m not speaking for it in anyway.