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I knew the article was going to mention NTSYNC, but is that really it?
I get that we don’t want the argument for compatibility to effectively allow windows to define what the linux kernel has to looks like, but afaik this is one instance. The headline makes it sound like a systemic issue.
And its getting better more modern implementations. Not code from the mid 2000s that has been run though dozens of code translations and compatibility layers.
oh wow the third xda post of the year about ntsync. it’s been on since November 2025 btw
n’tsync is gonna make everyone say Bye Bye Bye to Windows
2026 is going to be the last year of windows on the desktop
I thought n’tsync was delayed because when I asked about the release, the devs said it’s gonna be May.
That’s alright, I want it that way
Really? Tell me why.
Devs of which project? I thought it was in Kernel 6.14 and wine 11?
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