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Why a Windows registry editor on Flathub
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this post was submitted on 19 Oct 2026
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Editing *.regs to be used in either your Windows partitions/VMs or Wine prefixes.
I actually deleted a comment I was going to leave about Proton (Wine) using windows registry. It does use the registry, but the files are text, TOML-ish style so a tool like this isn't needed for Proton and I assume Wine.
You don't need the editor in Windows either but it's cool anyway.