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You might consider 86Box. It's emulation rather than virtualization, but it supports a range of graphics cards. This makes it easier to use the default drivers

You might consider 86Box. It's emulation rather than virtualization, but it supports a range of graphics cards. This makes it easier to use the default drivers and/or find other drivers online. Another emulation option is Bochs. I haven't played with it in years though.

jeroenhd 4y ago
I think I've tried messing with that before but I couldn't get it to work right. It's an extremely accurate emulation of the hardware but that comes at the cost of performance and the stuff I wanted to mess with for nostalgic reasons didn't really need emulation that accurate. Still solid options for anyone else looking into more accurate emulation of old machines, though, these two pieces of software can get keep that thirty year old piece of legacy software running for at least another decade or so!
- Laforet 4y ago
  PCem is probably the more suitable emulator if accuracy is not as important.
  - tssva 4y ago
    Has development of PCem restarted?
    - snvzz 4y ago
      Yes. New maintainers.
accrual 4y ago
Fun side note: Bochs has a working port on the PlayStation Portable (PSP). Booting up Windows 95 on my PSP in high school was my geeky party trick.