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Most legacy software needs an emulator anyway. X86-64 and OS libraries are not sufficiently similar. Try running a Windows 95 era application on Windows 10. Yo
by AstralStorm 8y ago
Most legacy software needs an emulator anyway. X86-64 and OS libraries are not sufficiently similar.
Try running a Windows 95 era application on Windows 10. You can even have problems with Windows XP era stuff.
And server space in general does not do legacy without keeping everything intact. The only real issue is lack of ARM developer PCs.
- smush 8y agoWindows does make a huge attempt to make stuff backwards compatible, however. I run a copy of Cardfile copied from Windows NT4 on Windows 10 just fine.