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This Project Is Now Using AI to Build a Wine-Like Layer for Running macOS Apps on Linux
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Darling, a compatibility layer designed to run macOS software on Linux, announced a change in its development strategy. To deal with the continuous increase in the complexity of Apple's ecosystem, the project formalized the use of artificial intelligence agents in code writing and confirmed the implementation of the initial support to [...]
Darling now embraces AI for running macOS binaries on Linux
Michael Larabel writes at Phoronix that the Darling project is now using AI in its work on running macOS binaries on Linux. Darling is an open source translation layer, roughly the macOS counterpart to what Wine does for Windows software. It reimplements Apple’s frameworks and system libraries so that macOS programs can run on a […]
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