> They would eiher have to use Wine (which isn’t 100% compatible) If anything, Apple can afford to shove a few millions onto Wine. Most of the heavy lifting ha

> They would eiher have to use Wine (which isn’t 100% compatible) If anything, Apple can afford to shove a few millions onto Wine. Most of the heavy lifting has already been done, you can run a lot of Windows apps with just a few issues. The nasty exceptions tend to be anything involving DRM and anti-cheat, as well as stuff requiring interfacing with external hardware directly.