Alexander Gottwald wrote: > wine is in most parts the same as replacing kernel32.dll user32.dll and > some other system dependent libraries. So you won't achive anything if > you run the windows application in a wine subsystem. The goal is not to > replace the windows dlls with the wine dlls but to translate the GDI > calls to X11. This has nothing to do with the POSIX layer.
What would be the point? I mean, if you want Windows app inside XFree, I think you'd be better of using Wine and help them finish it than writing this kind of driver. The goal of Cygwin/XFree is the opposite of Wine, it's about having X Window inside Windows. More over, if you have GDI-fake->X->GDI-real, that would be quite ugly for the speed.
