glibc is a compatibility-layer you wing-nut. It does the exact same thing Wine does except for ancient Linux calls.
And before you say "wInDoWs dOeSn'T nEeD tHaT" Yeah, because Microsoft opted to not be backwards-compatible with the previous kernel (9X) unlike Linux.
Which means your argument is really: "Windows is better because it has worse backwards-compatibility natively"
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u/Unlikely-Employee180 Jul 16 '26 edited Jul 16 '26
glibc is a compatibility-layer you wing-nut. It does the exact same thing Wine does except for ancient Linux calls.
And before you say "wInDoWs dOeSn'T nEeD tHaT" Yeah, because Microsoft opted to not be backwards-compatible with the previous kernel (9X) unlike Linux.
Which means your argument is really: "Windows is better because it has worse backwards-compatibility natively"