2 ms·
Those customers can use emulation to cover their needs. The point of the article is that whatever benefits exist of the 32 bit skew, they are outweighed by its
by Joeri 9y ago
Those customers can use emulation to cover their needs. The point of the article is that whatever benefits exist of the 32 bit skew, they are outweighed by its costs.
- tssva 9y agoFrom his perspective but not from the perspective of those who still need to maintain the systems using 16-bit apps. The costs of emulation and virtualization outweigh the cost of deploying a 32-bit version of Windows for them. Emulation and virtualization aren't always an option. For instance if the application is used to support a piece of hardware that needs to be physically connected. Also some methods of copy protection or license validation used then will not work with emulation or virtualization.