> This is also why they do Windows on Linux emulation.
They don't. They use WINE, which as the name says, Is Not an Emulator. :D
(I'll let my pedantic self out now)
> This is also why they do Windows on Linux emulation.
They don't. They use WINE, which as the name says, Is Not an Emulator. :D
(I'll let my pedantic self out now)
despite the funny backronym, Wine actually IS a WINdows Emulator. Someone apparently told them that it's only called an emulator if it's emulating a CPU architecture, but that's not true.
I thought it was an implementation of the Win32 API as a compatibility layer.
What is it emulating exactly?
Does Windows NT have a Windows 9x API emulator?
Windows NT predates Windows 95 for two years.
And yes it did had an emulator for Windows 16,
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virtual_DOS_machine#NTVDM