considering that it hasnt changed much since 1995 - i guess so
It's not great haha, i mean there are strange questionable decisions like the whole message dispatching system for instance, but it's stable in my experience.
I think the window messaging makes more sense than a TCP server/client lol (x11/wayland etc)
What option you have else ? You mean COM is not Win32 API ?
yeah but the way it's implemented in win32 api is weird. If you decide to process those messages messages manually, you still have to supply a "window procedure" which windows can decide to call arbitrarily. This creates two places where you'll have to handle those messages _-_. What the hell windows, i AM managing those messages, stop getting in my way lmao. Not to mention it used to be such that any application can send a message to any window (haven't checked if it's still possible), regardless of whether it is owned and regardless of whether the it wants to receive those messages. It's a possible security flaw imo.
Every display server lets any program to send a message to any window
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