For those who don't know the reference: https://blog.hiler.eu/win32-the-only-stable-abi/

oh I'm pretty sure I've seen that a long time before. funnily enough there was a time if you had both an os x partition for Mac os and an ext2/3 partition for Linux, the only way to share files freely between the two was through a fat32 partition.

Are you referring to exFAT?

that's only since 2009 on Linux and snow leopard in 2010. in the years before, you had to do fat32.

> wine is the stable abi on Linux.

When it works, yes. Unfortunately, the quality of open source software, especially of big projects, has gone downhill in the later years.