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Windows 9x Subsystem for Linux
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Re: Windows 9x Subsystem for Linux
#132I have not tested this yet, so I have no idea - but if he managed to pull this off then this may be one of the greatest achievements this year. Or perhaps there are some restrictions to it? Does compiling stuff work in it? So many questions ... who has the answers?
Re: Windows 9x Subsystem for Linux
#133Is this person a wizard? To me, this seems an impossible feat. But I wonder how it seems to people who understand how it works? I'm reminded of this joke: Two mathematicians are talking. One says a theorem is trivial. After two hours of explanation, the other agrees that it is indeed trivial.
Re: Windows 9x Subsystem for Linux
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#135Is this Win4Lin resurrected?
Re: Windows 9x Subsystem for Linux
#136Is this person a wizard? To me, this seems an impossible feat. But I wonder how it seems to people who understand how it works? I'm reminded of this joke: Two mathematicians are talking. One says a theorem is trivial. After two hours of explanation, the other agrees that it is indeed trivial.
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#139Re: Windows 9x Subsystem for Linux
#140I want a Linux Subsystem for Windows 9x or MS-DOS :P