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16-bit windows applications aren't supported natively by 64-bit windows, but OTVDM (based on Wine code) will run most of them fine.
by Dwedit 4mo ago
16-bit windows applications aren't supported natively by 64-bit windows, but OTVDM (based on Wine code) will run most of them fine.
- masfuerte 4mo agoI've been using otvdm (aka winevdm) and it is very good. It works like the original ntvdm did when running on non-x86 platforms. It emulates the processor and translates 16-bit api calls into 32-bit api calls so things work as you'd expect. https://github.com/otya128/winevdm https://github.com/otya128/winevdm
- iberator 4mo agowinevdm allows me to run all 3.11 apps on windows :) Its amazing - works even for 32bit era.