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Slack developer Felix Rieseberg has that you can run on macOS, Windows, and Linux. The source code and app installers are available. According to The Verge, 'apps like Wordpad, phone dialer, MS Paint, and Minesweeper all run like you'd expect,' but 'Internet Explorer isn't fully functional as it simply refused to load pages.'
From the report: The app is only 129MB in size and you can download it over at Github for both macOS and Windows. Once it's running it surprisingly only takes up around 200MB of RAM, even when running all of the old Windows 95 system utilities, apps, and games.
A factor of a few things: Windows 95 isn't being run directly, rather it is running on an emulated CPU. DOSBox isn't really optimised for Windows 95, it's really for DOS games and, at a stretch. Because DOSBox isn't optimised for Windows 95, it doesn't have native disk drivers.
If you run into any issues with the app you can always reset the Windows 95 instance inside the app and start over again. Enjoy this quirky trip down memory lane. Yeah, I've been using Lite since I had a space constrained phone and since I'm not a heavy or advanced Facebook user it's enough for me. Being so small it's probably just a thin wrapper over the mobile site. Anyway, many (Twitter does for example) apps have 'lite' versions for resource constrained phones.
Sadly, they're only (officially) available on developing countries. I guess the reason is to force users in developed nations to use the 'big' versions which have much more spying so that the company can m. Want to know something funny? See something like Google Maps or other web-apps?
They should be capable of running on a Win95-era machine easily. Want to know why they don't?
Because Google developers are trash-tier developers that wrap their code in deeply-nested enclosures for no sane reason. Want to know what's the worst thing to do in JavaScript? Wrapping functions in deeply-nested enclosures.
T R A S H I know this as a fact because I used to be able to use Google Maps on an old netbook. The newer update that came out a few years back is horribly optimized. It lags like ass. Street View is impossible to use. It runs at sub-1FPS. It never used to. Likewise, so does Youtube.
The mobile player works perfectly fine, but the full media player is insanely slow, even when it is playing 144p video. I don't know who wrote that shit, but they should be fired. I can run Youtube 1080 streams over Hooktube better than I can on Youtube. More evidence to the point that their sites coders are shit.
The funniest thing is Google Maps developers said the site now looks better. Does it fuck.
It's a pixelated mess! All the imagery is noisy as fuck when you zoom in now. Still, give credit where credit is due, at least it actually contains more up-to-date imagery now! They got off their ass and bought new imagery that almost every other mapping site has had for 5 years. Deep inheritance and deep enclosure chains are the worst thing in ANY language, actually.
It doesn't matter what you use. Even with JavaScript and its prototype model, it still suffers horribly from it.
Even with all the great optimizations that have happened over the years with JIT'd JS, it still can't do this well. It's a horrible meme I wish would die. If you own a business, ban developers from using it. It's horrible.
It's the worst thing to happen to software development. Not only that, it takes so much longer to develop because it's a pain in the ass trying to keep track of what the fuck does what. You should never go more than 3 layers deep in ANYTHING, whether it is nested loops, functions or object inheritance.