← Back to context Comment by mystifyingpoi 4 hours ago Linus Torvalds was right. Valve will save the Linux desktop. 4 comments mystifyingpoi Reply metalliqaz 4 hours ago ...by emulating WinAPI flohofwoe 3 hours ago And nothing wrong with that, the classic Win32 API is actually quite decent, especially the small subset needed for games. And it has the incredible advantage that it doesn't change since Microsoft doesn't care about Windows anymore ;) npteljes 23 minutes ago The funny thing would be for Wine to then extend the WinAPI, and software beginning to use that extension. sph 1 hour ago Heh, who cares. I can play games and my OS doesn’t spy on me.
metalliqaz 4 hours ago ...by emulating WinAPI flohofwoe 3 hours ago And nothing wrong with that, the classic Win32 API is actually quite decent, especially the small subset needed for games. And it has the incredible advantage that it doesn't change since Microsoft doesn't care about Windows anymore ;) npteljes 23 minutes ago The funny thing would be for Wine to then extend the WinAPI, and software beginning to use that extension. sph 1 hour ago Heh, who cares. I can play games and my OS doesn’t spy on me.
flohofwoe 3 hours ago And nothing wrong with that, the classic Win32 API is actually quite decent, especially the small subset needed for games. And it has the incredible advantage that it doesn't change since Microsoft doesn't care about Windows anymore ;)
npteljes 23 minutes ago The funny thing would be for Wine to then extend the WinAPI, and software beginning to use that extension.
...by emulating WinAPI
And nothing wrong with that, the classic Win32 API is actually quite decent, especially the small subset needed for games. And it has the incredible advantage that it doesn't change since Microsoft doesn't care about Windows anymore ;)
The funny thing would be for Wine to then extend the WinAPI, and software beginning to use that extension.
Heh, who cares. I can play games and my OS doesn’t spy on me.