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Re: Freedos 1.3

By the way, here's some video that shows how even that CDU DOS outperforms FreeDOS in terms of modern hardware compatibility.. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9si1le2EOGU&t=300 I'll note that later on he reveals his USB pendrive was flaky.... which kinda explains why would FreeDOS (and WinME) hang …

Re: BeOS

Haiku is more heavyweight that the original BeOS, it does things than the original could only dream (like scalable vector UI: fonts, icons, etc.) . For a "modern" computer that's not really a problem (and Haiku is really lightweight compared to alternatives) but may be too heavy for computers of the …

Re: BeOS

I also used BeOS (on a PC) a lot during the 2000-2001s , I got tired of 9x crashes and my only license of WinNT was the Win2k Beta something that was a freebie from some computer magazine (which I also had installed as a dualboot, but did not use much). I remember I even bought GobeProductive at …

Re: PowerVR Fun Thread

If you hear or heard anyone state, in the last decade, that powervr SGX code is horrible and the hw is not worth reverse engineering, they have been repeating my statements and insights into that topic. You are not the only one ;) In 2008ish , there was some effort at Nokia/TI/IMG to get some …

Re: Win32 games having DOS engine components

in Windows
Not entirely related, but also a lot of Win32 applications shipped with a win16 setup.exe . There's a specific hack so that those can still be installed in 64-bit Windows : https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20 … 1031-00/?p=2783

Re: PowerVR Fun Thread

Interesting. Seems to include sources for the D3D/DDraw driver under MIT license. I don't remember if there was a sample driver available for this. Not sure which pieces are missing, though. Can't find the Win9x VXD.

Re: Issues running VirtualBox & Win98

No surprise, Windows 98 is a supported guest OS on VirtualBox. Sorry what do you mean "permissions crap " ? On the guest -- Windows 98 ? Or is it a VirtualBox error ? The USB 1.1 controller should be recognized by Win98's builtin OHCI driver, no drivers required.

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