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-# Does Xenia run on Linux or macOS?
-
-The project is designed to support non-Windows platforms but until it's running
-games it's not worth the maintenance burden. MacOS will likely remain unsupported
-until Apple supports Vulkan.
-
-There's only a few major pieces that need cleanup before a Linux port can
-proceed in earnest, listed with the [cross-platform tag](https://github.com/xenia-project/xenia/labels/cross-platform).
-Most of the code compiles with the latest Clang, and very few files have
-dependencies on Windows APIs (all of that is isolated to `_win.cc` files).
-Though the codebase is ready for the port, it's not a trivial task and anyone
-seeking to port it will need a deep understanding of Linux, X11, Vulkan, and
-Win32 (to ensure matching semantics).
-
-
-# You should port it to Linux, then tons of developers will contribute!
-
-No, they won't, and that's not how things work. (I'm seriously told this once
-a week...)
-
-Think of it this way: the most important kind of contributor in this phase of
-the project is one who is capable of performing the porting work. If someone
-has this capability and feels so strongly about Linux support then they would be
-contributing to the porting efforts already. But otherwise they are nothing
-more than hypothetical members of our collective dreams.
-
-
-# Why did you do X? Why not just use Y? You should use Y. NIH NIH NIH!
-
-Trust that I either have a good reason for what I did or have absolutely no
-reason for what I did. This is a large project that I've been working on
-for almost 5 years and in that time new compilers and language specs have
-been released, libraries have been created and died, and I've learned a lot.
-Constructive contributions and improvements are welcome.
-
-
-# Have you heard of LLVM/asmjit/jitasm/luajit/etc?
-
-Yes, I have heard of them. In fact, I spent a long time trying them out:
-[LLVM](https://github.com/xenia-project/xenia/tree/85bdbd24d1b5923cfb104f45194a96e7ac57026e/src/xenia/cpu/codegen),
-[libjit](https://github.com/xenia-project/xenia/tree/eee856be0499a4bc721b6097f5f2b9446929f2cc/src/xenia/cpu/libjit),
-[asmjit](https://github.com/xenia-project/xenia/tree/ca208fa60a0285d396409743064784cc2320c094/src/xenia/cpu/x64).
-I did not find them acceptable for use in this project for various reasons. If
-for some reason you feel strongly otherwise, feel free to either contribute a
-[new CPU backend](https://github.com/xenia-project/xenia/tree/master/src/xenia/cpu/backend).
-
-
-# (some argument over an unimportant technical choice)
-
-In general: *I don't care*.
-That means I either really don't care and something is they way it is because
-that was convenient or that I don't care because it's not material to the goal
-of the project. There are a million important things that need to be done to get
-games running and going back and forth about unimportant orthogonal issues does
-not help. If you really do have a better way of doing something and can show it,
-contributions are welcome.
-
-Here's a short list of common ones:
-
-* 'Why this xb stuff?' -- I like it, it helps me. If you want to
-manually execute commands have fun, nothing is stopping you.
-* 'Why not just take the code from project X?' -- the point of this project
-is to build something different than previous emulator projects and learn while
-doing it. The easy way is almost never the best way and most certainly isn't as
-fun.
-* 'Why not CMake?' -- I don't like CMake as it generates ugly Visual Studio
-projects. Premake does what I want (mostly) how I want it to.
-
-
-# Hey I'm going to go modify every file in the project, ok?
-
-We welcome contributions, but please try to understand that we cannot accept
-changes that radically alter the structure or content of the code, especially
-if they are aesthetic and even more so if they are from someone who has not
-contributed before. If a pull request of this nature is denied that doesn't
-necessarily mean your help is not wanted, just that it may need to be more
-carefully applied.
+# [This page has been moved here.](https://xenia.jp/wiki/development/for_developers/)
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