← Back to context Comment by keyle 11 hours ago I thought this was about running windows 9x within linux. Is there such thing without virtualisation? 2 comments keyle Reply maybewhenthesun 9 hours ago You can setup handlers to automatically launch windows executables using wine/proton .This trickery is called binfmt_misc , which is a linux kernel system to associate random binary files with custom userspace 'interpreters'I have had it working in the past. And while it is kinda neat I prefer manually running 'wine program.exe' to have a bit more control.I have seen reports that a binfmt_misc setup + wine is good enough to get infected by certain windows viruses ;-P anthk 8 hours ago Is wine compatible enough with Iloveyou.vbs?
maybewhenthesun 9 hours ago You can setup handlers to automatically launch windows executables using wine/proton .This trickery is called binfmt_misc , which is a linux kernel system to associate random binary files with custom userspace 'interpreters'I have had it working in the past. And while it is kinda neat I prefer manually running 'wine program.exe' to have a bit more control.I have seen reports that a binfmt_misc setup + wine is good enough to get infected by certain windows viruses ;-P anthk 8 hours ago Is wine compatible enough with Iloveyou.vbs?
You can setup handlers to automatically launch windows executables using wine/proton .
This trickery is called binfmt_misc , which is a linux kernel system to associate random binary files with custom userspace 'interpreters'
I have had it working in the past. And while it is kinda neat I prefer manually running 'wine program.exe' to have a bit more control.
I have seen reports that a binfmt_misc setup + wine is good enough to get infected by certain windows viruses ;-P
Is wine compatible enough with Iloveyou.vbs?