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That's rather unusual. 64 bit OSes run 32 bit software. Usually a lack of support comes from the software being legacy software, not so much being 32 bit. Yo
by proverbialbunny 7y ago
That's rather unusual. 64 bit OSes run 32 bit software. Usually a lack of support comes from the software being legacy software, not so much being 32 bit.
You may already know this, but often times Wine tends to be a better option than running an insecure OS. Wine is more compatible with 32bit Windows software (and old windows software) than Windows is.
- cellularmitosis 7y agoApple just released Catalina, which no longer runs 32-bit apps.
- zyx321 7y agoAnd Microsoft just announced the SurfaceX, which runs ARM and x86 apps, but not x64.
- ianai 7y agowine is never going to work for the software in question. Thanks for playing along and downvoting me for knowing something you don’t.