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CPU tests running slower on Linux is absolute bullshit. Sorry. What on earth would be slowing them?

The same thing about RAM being used for caching and later released to apps applies to Linux as...

You're seriously kidding, right? Compared to what? Windows?

I'm not surprised, because even I'm not so active on Steam any more.

And the reason? I bought most of the good games in February, now it's just indie projects of greatly varying quality.

Intel's HW is not powerful enough for any serious games. Also, their drivers are open source, but pretty crappy. Compare their performance to their Windows counterpart.

Also, Intel's drivers suck...

Hi, I exchanged a mail or two with the author of Ringo.

But he didn't really get far. He took maloader's code like me and then added a couple of other projects into the mix. But the idea of...

Yeah, that's what I intend to do now, but reporting bugs without the source code is slightly complicated when you always have to rule out a bug on your part :D That being said, the GNUstep guys have...

You're right. But then you see how slow their backends are, how it still doesn't even support short language names when looking for resources ("en" instead of "English"; "en" is default in original...

Sorry, I don't understand this reference :D

Oh yes, I've seen Magenta and the Mach ports were the only feature that I found interesting in that project. Because the rest is just Apple's code with minimal added value.



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LGPL introduces a loophole that enables others to escape this restriction by linking with your LGPL code dynamically (plus other possible ways).

Rosetta? Well, you could use qemu-ppc with Darling & friends crosscompiled for PPC. The question is how fast it would be, because its direct relative called qemu-system-ppc is either very slow or...

Mac-on-Linux is a virtualization software.

I plan to support PPC, but the problem are the APIs. I guess Carbon was way much popular back in the PPC times and I don't have time to reimplement that....

codesign is tricky. For codesign, you need to have Security services/framework working. The good thing is a) it is open source (APSL) b) I remember having successfully compiled a great deal of this,...

Oh I'm not doing this to enrich myself. I only said I want to prevent others making money on my (and other people's) work without sharing back! GPL takes care of this very well.

I actually based my work off maloader :-) If you look down the commit history of Darling, you'll see it.



Oh yes, I've seen these. But after I fix the little problem with ofstream failing to...

This is something I think about every now and then. So far, I'm using the Wine approach.

There is a problem with the OS/2 approach: unlike what you believe, it requires a *huge* investment of time...

Hi, first of all I'd like to say I'm happy I made it to Phoronix :-)


I started the project in August this year. When working on something of this size, you have to start small. There's just no...