Oh come on, we could have lived in a world where the translation layers are called WINE and DINE!
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How petty would it be to make a fork of it just to rename it to DINE?
The right kind of petty.
Cool. Do you know if this project will support PowerPC-era Mac OS X apps or if that makes any difference? There are a bunch of quirky and fun games that could avoid being lost to time if an "emulator" can run them.
for those not familiar, this basically lets you run command line tools. anything with a GUI will not work.
Everything starts somewhere, but I wonder what macOS cli’s are the target for this tool that doesn’t have a Linux equivalent
CLI's are likely not specifically the target. I suspect the CLI is just the "low hanging fruit" and core set of software that needs to be supported before you build up to a fully functional GUI apps.
I'm a Windows user so this is even less relevant to me, but I can't think of a single program or application I would even want that's only on Mac.
Garageband. Sadly it's my favorite DAW. I've tried many alternatives.
raycast, shottr, sketch, logic, final cut, motion, ia writer, things3, xcode
The only one of those I've ever heard of is Final Cut and I have Premier Pro already. I'm going to assume I can get a pretty solid alternative for any of the rest as well.
I use Kdenlive for video editing. It's been awesome for my purposes.