It's not surprising considering how many major versions of Windows have since passed. XP and 7 each broke large swaths of software, for mostly good reasons, des

It's not surprising considering how many major versions of Windows have since passed. XP and 7 each broke large swaths of software, for mostly good reasons, despite all sorts of work to maintain compatibility. The important thing is it's a starting point. foone specifically indicated a desire to update and extend the software, which means at minimum, a fork that runs on modern platforms.