![]() In practice you will find that a well written Windows application can beat a badly written Unix application at any time. It is true that, in theory, Windows applications that run in Wine or are recompiled with Winelib will not be able to achieve the same performance as native Unix applications. ![]() Windows applications that do not make system calls will run just as fast as on Windows (no more no less).Some people argue that since Wine introduces an extra layer above the system a Windows application will run slowly. It will thus not be as slow as Wabi which, since it is not running on a x86 Intel processor, also has to emulate the processor. As Wine’s name says: “Wine Is Not an Emulator”: Wine does not emulate the Intel x86 processor. “Some people mean by that that Wine must emulate each processor instruction of the Windows application.
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