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.@smokeisevdalisi,
You're very upset at me for showing everyone the racist things you posted publicly, I'm going to show them to any payment processor you try to use moving forward.
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Old posts? Not Racist? Badly worded? Why not just own it without all of the minimizing and gaslighting?
You said it very plainly less than a month ago.
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Introducing wine-uwp!
Stock Wine can't run Microsoft Store apps. They're MSIX packages that need the Windows app model, XAML, DirectComposition and a few hundred WinRT classes, none of which Wine had.
So I built wine-uwp. It now runs Shapr3D, Microsoft Solitaire Collection, Media Player and Calculator, all closed source with no symbols.
That came to about 49k lines on top of Wine 11.17: a DirectComposition implementation, composition swap chains, and an app-model host for package identity and activation. Microsoft's own XAML runs unmodified.
This was an AI-assisted project: Claude did most of the reverse engineering and wrote most of the code, with me directing, testing and deciding.
github.com/designgears/wine-…
#WineHQ #Linux
Thanks for clarifying the AI use. My question is about the timeline, a working decomp that fast, and you've said you spent years studying P.T. and the Fox Engine.
Can you point to earlier work, like older commits, notes, or a previous repo? That would settle it. Using AI for this is fine, but if it did a large share, I think the project should say so.
One example attached, humans don't write code like that and it gets flagged in AI code checkers.
You added the AI disclaimer after this guy posted: github.com/LoreanXavier/pt-p…
"656 changed files with 83,790 additions and 5,592 deletions."
1 week of changes.
github.com/LoreanXavier/pt-p…
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Introducing wine-uwp!
Stock Wine can't run Microsoft Store apps. They're MSIX packages that need the Windows app model, XAML, DirectComposition and a few hundred WinRT classes, none of which Wine had.
So I built wine-uwp. It now runs Shapr3D, Microsoft Solitaire Collection, Media Player and Calculator, all closed source with no symbols.
That came to about 49k lines on top of Wine 11.17: a DirectComposition implementation, composition swap chains, and an app-model host for package identity and activation. Microsoft's own XAML runs unmodified.
This was an AI-assisted project: Claude did most of the reverse engineering and wrote most of the code, with me directing, testing and deciding.
github.com/designgears/wine-…
#WineHQ #Linux
