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Not familiar with such kind of software, but if it were written for, say, Linux, would it need such an expensive rewrite to work with current versions?
by krmboya 4y ago
Not familiar with such kind of software, but if it were written for, say, Linux, would it need such an expensive rewrite to work with current versions?
- ithkuil 4y agoI still run software I wrote for Linux in 1998. It runs in a LXC container with all the old libraries and it must run in an Xvnc session with a window manager of the era because there is a Qt1 widget that opens a kind of drop down menu that just doesn't work with any modern window managers. I probably wouldn't bother to try to port it to modern versions of Qt or whatnot even if I hadn't lost the source code 15y ago. So yes, it happens, it's possible, it sucks
- pnutjam 4y agothat gameboy cartridge isn't working on a modern system either...