why can't they use the same tech for virtual box and reuse it on wine?
Why can't they use the same tech for virtual box and reuse it on wine?
Landon Davis
William Hill
Ryan Rodriguez
explain.
Ian Lee
Oliver Cooper
Brody Howard
the first one is a virtualization program the other one is a layer between linux and the .exe executable which implements all the windows libraries needed to run the .exe.
Evan Walker
why can't they virtualize windows calls on wine?
Joseph Rogers
Ethan Perez
explain.
Anthony Cooper
You're cute user you know that
Jacob Green
I want to know the reason bro.
Noah Ortiz
WINE Is Not an Emulator you dumb frogshitter
Andrew Clark
ye he's so cute i wanna pet him and lick his ass uwu
Jack Long
and yet Wine is used to emulate Windows functionality
Gabriel James
Brayden Sanders
it's two different things. virtualbox is for virtualizing an entire machine, while wine is just a translator + reimplemented windows functionality.
Brody Barnes
virtualization is too low level for that. implementing an hypervisor to work at function level would make applications run slower than on wine plus it might be difficult for programs with modifiable executable sections (e.g. emulators with dynamic recompilation)
Adrian Phillips
An emulator means a specific thing, not just "something that emulates". You can emulate a monkey by chimping out, that doesn't make you a monkey emulator.
Landon Taylor
>Virtual box wine
Nicholas Scott
Exactly, those are called niggers
Logan Jones
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Ian Thomas
I have about 250 images of brainlets and I don't know which one to post first.