Windows NT synchronization primitives for Linux

I'm catching up but isn't the way that MS solves these kinds of compat issues in the Windows world is tedius baked-in lists of specific applications which need the differential behavior? A WINE config/cli flag that indicates when emulated wait-for-all is needed which uses the existing slow implementation with a default which uses the fast kernel implementation, that aborts with a sensible error if the app uses features which aren't implemented, so the user/admin can restart the app with the right compat option saved. Maybe an option to upload those compat lists somewhere so the config could be distributed, if the existence of the app isn't sensitive data.

I know having things work correctly automatically is more awesome but sometimes just doing the dumb brute force thing is more effective and efficient than working through all the details, coordination and judgement to automate something. Technical debt isn't always bad as long as you are picky when you create it.