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I guess that means one could make portable programs by targeting the "dos-vm".
by im3w1l 6y ago
I guess that means one could make portable programs by targeting the "dos-vm".
- AnIdiotOnTheNet 6y agoI've said as much multiple times. If you want write it once and run it on nearly every platform with a screen, write it for DOS (or more specifically, DOSBox).
- userbinator 6y ago...and if you want an actual GUI, then Win32 (and WINE for those not on Windows.) I have utilities I wrote in the Win95 era that I still use daily, the binaries continue to work fine in Win10.