#yabridge — Public Fediverse posts

@MattMoose major strides have been made to bring #Windows applications over to #Linux via projects like:

#Wine is not a Windows emulator, but can run Windows applications. It is the chief component of #Proton, Valves way of getting games over to Linux.

#yabridge is a sort of "plugin" for wine that handles the running of Windows VSTs on a Linux DAW.

Recently ntsync (a Windows kernel feature) was implemented at the kernel level of Linux to improve performance.

So many good things. However...

@MattMoose major strides have been made to bring #Windows applications over to #Linux via projects like:

#Wine is not a Windows emulator, but can run Windows applications. It is the chief component of #Proton, Valves way of getting games over to Linux.

#yabridge is a sort of "plugin" for wine that handles the running of Windows VSTs on a Linux DAW.

Recently ntsync (a Windows kernel feature) was implemented at the kernel level of Linux to improve performance.

So many good things. However...

@MattMoose major strides have been made to bring #Windows applications over to #Linux via projects like:

#Wine is not a Windows emulator, but can run Windows applications. It is the chief component of #Proton, Valves way of getting games over to Linux.

#yabridge is a sort of "plugin" for wine that handles the running of Windows VSTs on a Linux DAW.

Recently ntsync (a Windows kernel feature) was implemented at the kernel level of Linux to improve performance.

So many good things. However...

@MattMoose major strides have been made to bring #Windows applications over to #Linux via projects like:

#Wine is not a Windows emulator, but can run Windows applications. It is the chief component of #Proton, Valves way of getting games over to Linux.

#yabridge is a sort of "plugin" for wine that handles the running of Windows VSTs on a Linux DAW.

Recently ntsync (a Windows kernel feature) was implemented at the kernel level of Linux to improve performance.

So many good things. However...

@MattMoose major strides have been made to bring #Windows applications over to #Linux via projects like:

#Wine is not a Windows emulator, but can run Windows applications. It is the chief component of #Proton, Valves way of getting games over to Linux.

#yabridge is a sort of "plugin" for wine that handles the running of Windows VSTs on a Linux DAW.

Recently ntsync (a Windows kernel feature) was implemented at the kernel level of Linux to improve performance.

So many good things. However...