Windows programs on Linux, easily
Sleepless nights
A picture speaks a thousand words:
Granted, the implementation is slightly simple right now, there is no progress bar for downloading installation files right now, but otherwise it works! I should have done this earlier…
Yes, it will be released soon, don’t worry 😉 Will hit the trunk branch on Launchpad shortly.
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