There is an MSVC specific preprocessor directive deep inside the code that formats your C: drive if u attempt to build it with MSVC
If you try to install it on Windows it runs a vibe-coded version made with Copilot
It also runs inside Microsoft Edge as a webapp
The other port available just starts a virtual machine and boots a Linux with the game installed for u to play it. It runs totally in userspace, without hardware VM acceleration, at 0.1% of the native speed of your processor
Anyone who complains will be told to “just install Linux”
Anyone who complains will be told to “just install Linux”
That alone is the best part of this whole bit.
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3chan unironically relies on content that is not even 4chan.
Just get the new content warning.
That’s just Tauri
Emulators really seem to be so specific to this community. At least you should probably try to use it to update the OS to open my pc.
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Nice! If so, I can’t.
Oh, now that is a good bit. It goes against the entire FOSS ideal, which is probably why we haven’t yet seen a Linux only program that Winblows users actually want, that’s hostile to them like that, but it’d be funny.
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I have seen a few FOSS programs that charge money only for the windows version.
That makes sense… making an unwanted behaviour cost someone money is surprisingly powerful behaviour modification.
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Wix is also horrendous
I’ve never used it… guess I should be grateful I haven’t had to!
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Not necessarily. See Hare for example.
We understand that a well-designed system must be based on free software. We cannot effectively study, understand, debug, or improve, the underlying operating system if it is non-free. We actively work with the source code for the systems on which we depend, and we are not interested in supporting any platforms for which this is not possible.
Hmm. Makes a lot of sense. I’ve heard a lot of people say that the problem is then you’re telling someone else what software they should or shouldn’t use and that’s also a freedom issue, but that never made any sense to me, because… yeah. How can you write completely open software for a platform that itself isn’t open? I’m not a programmer, closest I’ve come is changing variables in text files for video game mods that didn’t have an ingame settings UI, following directions on the download page, but even I can see that much.
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And the sequel which, on Windows, is only compatible with MSYS2, but errors out if cygwin is installed.
