Uh, no, a Win32 binary will run in Wine because of the concerted effort of thousands of talented developers for more than a decade, painstakingly reimplemting Win32 into a a compatibility layer for it to run on Linux.
There has been little to no interest in doing the reverse, at least until WSL, which is just containers anyways. (WSfU barely counts as an "attempt.")
I would hardly consider anything relying on a compatibility shim "compatible." Especially since Wine is not a perfect shim!
There has been little to no interest in doing the reverse, at least until WSL, which is just containers anyways. (WSfU barely counts as an "attempt.")
I would hardly consider anything relying on a compatibility shim "compatible." Especially since Wine is not a perfect shim!