A person sent in a patch to get adobe working in wine recently but it might be till the end of this year when its merged in wine proper. They apparently consulted an LLM but it was as simple as making XML parse properly.

Actually existing software is a fuck.

There's so many AI slop decomps right now, it fucking sucks. There's a lot of people that doesn't even understand the basics of coding doing it just to get these stuff running and it's so obvious it is gonna be abandoned because the prompter doesn't even know how to fix the bugs people file for their projects.

This is specially bad in the game decomp scene. Good thing there are actual good recomps/decomps being made, like SymphonyRecomp and MediEvilRecomp.

I get using AI to help with the more repetitive stuff and under really strict supervision, but there's way too many stuff just entirely vibecoded right now.

install GIMP

So vibe-code LLM decompile is a thing now? You feed the compiled binaries into the LLM and it makes source code based on statistical models I'm assuming is how this is supposed to work?

Seems like just using LLM hacking agents to get the source code from the owners is probably a more effective approach. Desloppiled Code is just going to be a huge mess every time I'd imagine.

My hope is that this type of shit leads to better decompile techniques not using LLMs. I watched a video that said that one of these decompiled vibecoded apps cost $180k in tokens on a $200/month plan

If the app compiles to the same binary, it is not vibecoded, just the original code, I guess they just fed the model how the app is supposed to work and the binary so the LLM just guesses the library dependencies and some strings if the Adobe binary is not obfuscated

A decompile of sonic the fighters came out for pc and it was only up for a day before being taken down. It was vibe coded and didn't even work right.

I feel like GUI coding would actually be pretty LLM friendly if it were paired with hard constraints and interaction trees (that were done manually or with a framework, the latter being much better for accessibility). Unfortunately people seem to mostly just take whatever it gets and say, "looks nice" and ship it.