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Could the be a good "mom and pop" OS to reduce (remote) IT maintenance workload for geeks from parent "clients"?
And writing "Proudly written without AI." in README.md now is new black?
I'm heartened that recent Linux kernels in 2026 can still target i386 systems!

Between i486, i586 and i686 there's been a steady drumbeat of Linux distros and kernel itself deprecating support

Windows fans, like being a Mustang or Corvette fan, represent arrested development in last centuries technology...
For a second I thought github has updated to a clean and usable user interface. Then I realized that it's codeberg / forgejo ^^
The idea is quite cool. How practical is it though? Last time I used a Win9x system or Win2k was ... many, many years ago.
I cannot imagine why someone would like Windows 9x enough to use it, let alone develop something so complicated for it.
If this had existed in the mid/late 90s so many things would have turned out differently.
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Whoa, 128MB of RAM on the Pentium, somebody is living LARGE. Almost hard to imagine 128MB of RAM in a Windows 95/98 box.
Shouldn’t this be “Linux Subsystem for Windows 9x”?
Now run wine inside it to get support for newer programs :)
Is there a binary where I can just download this to run directly in a VM? Or even a pre-configured VM!