Honestly they should be thanked for what they've achieved which is huge... they're providing a compatibility layer for a closed source OS. I do understand it might be frustrating not being able to run a certain program.
i mean for sure, its impressive. a lot of emulation stuff is also impressive too. but the goal of emulation and so on is perfection, so hopefully they work out a couple more kinks. i intend on swapping to linux anyways when i build a new computer, at least to try it out for a couple months. i used to do it long ago and i got too frustrated with the lack of compatibility, and reserved linux for old computers that i use for basic home servers and stuff
Honestly they should be thanked for what they've achieved which is huge... they're providing a compatibility layer for a closed source OS. I do understand it might be frustrating not being able to run a certain program.
i mean for sure, its impressive. a lot of emulation stuff is also impressive too. but the goal of emulation and so on is perfection, so hopefully they work out a couple more kinks. i intend on swapping to linux anyways when i build a new computer, at least to try it out for a couple months. i used to do it long ago and i got too frustrated with the lack of compatibility, and reserved linux for old computers that i use for basic home servers and stuff