Open Source emulation of Windows 95, 98 and ME Some games support saves, which means that it is possible to continue them at a later point in time. There is no indication about that on the desktop and probably a bug. Some shortcuts, mostly those pointing to Microsoft games, open new tabs in the browser. When you start Quake 2 for example, you may get a browser prompt to allow EmuOS access to the file system. Windows may be moved on the desktop, closed and maximized, just like regular program windows on Windows PCs.Īccess to the underlying system is required for some games and apps. Many games and apps open instantly in a window on the emulated desktop.
While you should be able to run most games and apps on any fairly modern machine, some may stress low performance machines, despite their age. Just double-click on a game or app to start it in the browser these are emulated as well, and performance depends largely on your system's capabilities. Here is a list of popular apps and games that you may play using the service:
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