His wife was probably having an affair
why would an xbox that runs an x86_64 architecture need a translation layer to run Windows binaries?
This is based on my partial understanding of the xbox architecture. I suspect that there is a difference between full fat Windows and the xbox OS. So certain function calls (required by Steam) are not supported by xbox OS. So it won't be a traditional layer like WINE or Proton. Just enough for certain gamestore applications to run (Epic?).
going to be a fixed hardware Windows PC with a custom interface replacement and probably all the unnecessary services ripped out of it.
I hope for this too. But how will traditional Xbox games run if it's just Windows? Will it have a built-in emulator running on top of Windows? Also, it will invite people to hack the device since it's a standard Windows OS. I doubt MS wants their next xbox to be so open, given their history regarding MS Store.
I'm going to assume MS is going to containerize/translate Steam somehow. So you will have the standard locked-down xbox OS for playing all xbox games + Windows/W32 translation layer for using Steam (Windows Subsystem For Xbox). All games launched via Steam will use the translation layer.
The WSX will be cryptographically signed so that only authorized W32 applications can be executed which are pushed by MS only.
Sue, Susie, and Susathon
Don't forget that Sweeney himself said that the Epic store is slow.
The cause of death was clear, PSU fan died, killed itself from heat.
PSU: "Release...me...from this mockery called life"
I had almost no driving experience. And I learnt driving a manual in 10 lessons (30 min each). So depending on how much time you have, you can think about learning. Do mind that it will be frustrating initially.
Average lane-brainer argument
I remember a social media platform where each user had a thread specific ID "curious rabbit/astonished baboon", and users can discuss anything without any fear. The moment you created a new thread or participate in a new thread, your ID changed. I think it fizzled out eventually, but the concept was interesting.
Centralization issue. However, it can never be as bad as Reddit.
This is a habit that prevalent everywhere, even on reddit. Only 20 or even 10 % of people produce content and rest just watch/consume. If we can have that kind of split on lemmy, it would be fine.