Bob,
I can still run apps for Windows 3.11 if I want. Windows ME is even easier.
I can even still run DOS 16bit stuff.
> 32 bit only apps are apps that are not maintained, and have likely not
been maintained for quite some time. Win XP 64 bit was released in April
2005. 15 YEARS ago. The die was
Again, why would one want to? :-)
32 bit only apps are apps that are not maintained, and have likely not been
maintained for quite some time. Win XP 64 bit was released in April 2005. 15
YEARS ago. The die was cast way back then. Anyone who refused or were unable
to update their apps to 64
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Matthias Rebbe
Life Is Too Short For Boring Code
> Am 08.04.2020 um 17:20 schrieb Andre Garzia via use-livecode
> :
>
>> Why should i want to? My Mac OS can run 64bit apps. ;)
>
> Now try running a 32bits one...
>
I am running 10.14.6 so i can still run 32bit.
> rsrsrs what I mean is
> Why should i want to? My Mac OS can run 64bit apps. ;)
Now try running a 32bits one...
rsrsrs what I mean is that Windows machines have a lot of
retrocompatibility and interoperability among themselves, something that is
no longer true for the mac. The fact that I'm running all these 32bits
> ARM7 Android, all working fine.
>
> PS: You can't do this kind of crazy stunts on a mac
Why should i want to? My Mac OS can run 64bit apps. ;)
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Matthias Rebbe
Life Is Too Short For Boring Code
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So, my main machine these days is a Surface Pro X which is a Microsoft
computer that runs Windows 10 with an ARM64 CPU (aka Windows on ARM, aka
WoA).
Machines running Windows 10 on ARM64 can run Windows 10 applications
compiled to ARM64 and also run Windows 10 applications compiled for x86
32bits
