Re: Wine + kernel ?? How to do that?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > hey, I hear that wine ( windows emulator ) can port into kernel and make > it running faster, How can I do it? > or anyone can make a patch to add wine code into kernel? > waiting for answer, Thanks I've been writing one to provide all the Windows kernel objects

Re: Wine + kernel ?? How to do that?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: hey, I hear that wine ( windows emulator ) can port into kernel and make it running faster, How can I do it? or anyone can make a patch to add wine code into kernel? waiting for answer, Thanks I've been writing one to provide all the Windows kernel objects in

Re: Wine + kernel ?? How to do that?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] asked: > hey, I hear that wine ( windows emulator ) can port into kernel and make > it running faster, How can I do it? > or anyone can make a patch to add wine code into kernel? > waiting for answer, Thanks It's not ready for prime time yet. There is some discussion of

Wine + kernel ?? How to do that?

hey, I hear that wine ( windows emulator ) can port into kernel and make it running faster, How can I do it? or anyone can make a patch to add wine code into kernel? waiting for answer, Thanks - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" in the body of a message to

Wine + kernel ?? How to do that?

hey, I hear that wine ( windows emulator ) can port into kernel and make it running faster, How can I do it? or anyone can make a patch to add wine code into kernel? waiting for answer, Thanks - To unsubscribe from this list: send the line "unsubscribe linux-kernel" in the body of a message to

Re: Wine + kernel ?? How to do that?

[EMAIL PROTECTED] asked: hey, I hear that wine ( windows emulator ) can port into kernel and make it running faster, How can I do it? or anyone can make a patch to add wine code into kernel? waiting for answer, Thanks It's not ready for prime time yet. There is some discussion of the