Perfect !!! 
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Very cool, I’d be impressed to see a game like Plants vs Zombies run or any other game that doesn’t need hardware accelerated graphics.
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Wine with Xlibe. Wrong stride and input not working.
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The incorrect stride is very strange. Input not working is less strange, some applications are very finicky about how they deal with Xlib events, and I know that logic isn’t precisely correct just yet.
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Mouse input actually works if move window to left top screen corner. It seems attempt to translate screen-window coordinates and fail.
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Some Wine applications with Xlibe:
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You can execute 32bit wine programs? or only x64?
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Dudes. Whats this? Microsoft Windows 2030? Looks awesome.
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I am a long, long, long time user of corel draw 5 and paintshop 5, sounds i can use them with haiku in the future. Thanks for you work @x512
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Wow,that integrates much better into the UI than I expected it to.
No Windows 98 controllook anymore 
I initially didn’t want to use any Windows applications,but maybe that will integrate better than GTK with their CSD nonsense.
How is the performance?
Is it significantly worse than ported Linux apps?
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As I expected, Xlibe is proving itself very useful already.
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That was also my impression, it actually looks suprisingly elegant, the design may even inspire next gen Windows 12. Scary …
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64 bit only currently. Maybe it will be possible to run 32 bit applications with WoW.
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If I’m not mistaken, macOS dropped support for 32-bit applications long before jumping to ARM. Perhaps looking into how Wine handled this issue on macOS (x64) might be helpful?
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I believe that the solution to that would be Hangover: https://github.com/AndreRH/hangover
Edit: Best wishes to everyone, I have a feeling that this will be a very satisfying year for us.
What a timely comment. Happy New Year!
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Hangover emulates a CPU and would be way overkill for this use-case (it might be a solution for Wine on Haiku RISC-V though). I didn’t know that the macOS x64 port of Wine used it.
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The alternative would be to include an entire set of 32-bit libraries on 64-bit Haiku and make Haiku capable of utilizing that, which would not be preferable (I think).
Implementing Hangover will also allow running x86 Windows software on RISC-V (and ARM eventually).
I think Hangover is the best way way to go.
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WoW64 Wine on amd64 macos still uses the 32 bit mode of the processor
This is beeing worked on sometimes already, it would also be needed for beos compat on amd64.
Personally I don’t see much of a point to use a port that uses cpu emulation, one could just use qemu the (and wine without wine32 is pretty useless in practise)
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What are the security implications of this by the way? Doesn’t it mean that Windows *ware could compromise user data?
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