Re:Wine Developers Concerned with Ubuntu Dropping 32-Bit Sup...
by dorfsmay on Friday June 21, 2019 @10:22AM
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For work in Windows shop,sure, until I need Docker, although I could with faster I/O!
For home and companies that don't architect themselves around specific workstation OS, Linux all the way. I personally rarely use Wine, if ever, but had to use it for my kids requiring software that was available on Windows only.
Re:Wine Developers Concerned with Ubuntu Dropping 32-Bit Sup...
by snarfy on Friday June 21, 2019 @10:31AM
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I do a lot of varied development, some of it requiring visual studio.
Re:Wine Developers Concerned with Ubuntu Dropping 32-Bit Sup...
by cwyers on Friday June 21, 2019 @11:48AM
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WSL 2 supports Docker now.
Re:Wine Developers Concerned with Ubuntu Dropping 32-Bit Sup...
by AlexeyBrin on Friday June 21, 2019 @01:33PM
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Yes, and you need to run the Insiders edition of Windows, which is not a good idea to do on your main computer. Most people will expect until WSL2 is available in the standard Windows version.
With the advent of WSL on Windows and my professional need to use both Linux and Windows, I don't have a lot of reasons to use Wine anymore, or desktop Linux for that matter. Windows + WSL is good enough, and better than the other way around of Linux + Wine or a VM. I fear Wine will become more and more irrelevant as time passes. Killing 32bit support doesn't help them any.