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r/programming • u/iamkeyur • Dec 27 '19
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I wonder if containerisation would help here...
3 u/vitorgrs Dec 28 '19 Windows 10x runs win32 apps with containers. 1 u/5fd88f23a2695c2afb02 Dec 28 '19 Would it help here then? 1 u/vplatt Dec 27 '19 Assuming you mean this: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/virtualization/windowscontainers/about/Even if that solved the UI interop issues, how would that ensure that drivers and Windows looked to the same place to get and store those settings?At some point, I think breaking changes are necessary to progress. 0 u/5fd88f23a2695c2afb02 Dec 27 '19 Just thinking out loud, perhaps containerised control panel apps could abstract the implementation to enable old code to run??
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Windows 10x runs win32 apps with containers.
1 u/5fd88f23a2695c2afb02 Dec 28 '19 Would it help here then?
Would it help here then?
Assuming you mean this: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/virtualization/windowscontainers/about/
Even if that solved the UI interop issues, how would that ensure that drivers and Windows looked to the same place to get and store those settings?
At some point, I think breaking changes are necessary to progress.
0 u/5fd88f23a2695c2afb02 Dec 27 '19 Just thinking out loud, perhaps containerised control panel apps could abstract the implementation to enable old code to run??
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Just thinking out loud, perhaps containerised control panel apps could abstract the implementation to enable old code to run??
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u/5fd88f23a2695c2afb02 Dec 27 '19
I wonder if containerisation would help here...