u/Edubbs2008

“After more than two decades of x86-64, Legacy Mode
and Compatibility Mode fulfilled their purpose; it
is time to drop the ballast which they pose.

Five years ago Intel published the first FRED spec
and the dust for it settled in late 2023 and early
2024; Intel just shipped their first products with
FRED, and AMD is expected to follow soon. The FRED
cleanup for flexible return and event delivery was
a crucial milestone in the evolution of x86.

Three years ago Intel published the first APX spec
and the first x86S spec. For the APX spec the dust
settled in late 2024 and early 2025; Intel and AMD
are expected to finally ship their products in the
not too distant future. On the other hand, for the
x86S spec, Intel gave up in mid 2024. Which turned
out to be premature. Someone else continued.”

In other words, x86 is being threatened by liGNUts

Source: https://lore.kernel.org/lkml/CAKSQd8WX6xH7=njcGZNNFe8m1xbyhCpX-10cZDw+saWJayWQYA@mail.gmail.com/

All of your favorite games? Gone if they get their way, they are trying to nuke AMD64/Intel64, they claim to be “Cleaning it up” but open your eyes, that backwards compatibility is what lets you run 32-bit apps, programs, and other stuff.

Turns out that Omarchy Linux is their weakness, so recently on X, and Reddit, I keeping seeing the FOSSFUCKS fight and argue about Omarchy, so since it’s “Insecure” if anyone wants to, we should just tell people about Omarchy and how it’s a vulnerability in the skin of a “Distro” that’s how you scare people away from Loonix

Problem solved

https://preview.redd.it/3duppq6kv6kh1.png?width=2880&format=png&auto=webp&s=3ad108e2b90f4d403aa4111c2f54e231f7e96a06

look it here, seleen UI, a modern Windows App that uses MSIX packaging. and lets you have this as your interface, hahahahaha, didn't want some fugly terminal shown, sry, had to blur out my actual name shown there

The best way to help prevent Loonix from being shoved down our throats by a ton of people online, is to reason with what issues they had on macOS, or Windows, and help troubleshoot their issues, it’s basically what Nintendo did when people were six seconds away from returning their consoles, they offered helpful troubleshooting tips, and that fixed a ton of issues.

I know this might sound stupid, but I feel like reasoning with them, and still offering criticism helps slow Loonix down a bit, therefore making PC more accessible to everyone, but if anyone reads this post, please think about it, thanks.

- Me of course

We should get future developers to use the Windows App SDK, because it’s installer (MSIX) requires one thing that WINE can’t translate, which is the Windows App runtime, and it helps modernize App development a ton, and unlike Loonix, the Windows App SDK uses an MIT license, meaning anyone can build an App with proprietary layers and not be scared that people will expect them to share their own code.

And for game developers, use the new Windows Game Development Kit, which requires Xbox Services to run in the background, thus making PROTON/WINE logic broken because if you use tools given to you by Windows, it stops Loonix from cheating to have apps, and forces them to innovate

(not like they will of course, they’re too busy d*ck measuring their Desktops with anime characters, and over complicated UIs)