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but you could just install whatever random linux distribution you wanted, disable all updates, & be done.
by sidewndr46 3y ago
but you could just install whatever random linux distribution you wanted, disable all updates, & be done.
- bombcar 3y agoSure, and if you were already used to Linux, that would be great. But if you've never used anything but Windows 95, you'd have to learn all the idiosyncrasies and differences.
- BirAdam 3y agoEh. That would be worse. Software made a few months later would require newer libraries. The only “stable” (in the sense of unchanging) API out there is effectively win32. I can easily make software written for Win2K or Win95 work on Linux through WINE, but I cannot do the same for Loki games, or even for some abandoned application written a year ago.