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tipc
Banned
This is humorous? If so it escapes me.
I'm still waiting for a means to plug a machine language monitor cartridge into my phone. There's just so much I can't get done . . .
I'm still waiting for a means to plug a machine language monitor cartridge into my phone. There's just so much I can't get done . . .
C'mon, it's the best Microsoft can do!
Jack.
Experienced Member
It would be nice if it ran natively, but knowing Microsoft lazy asses they just ported a bad 8086 emulator to the Lumia platform and rewrote a minimal part of MS-DOS so only their versions can run, and you can't upgrade or edit system filescause they've locked it. Dammit, Microsoft. I want to see NT4 running there, NATIVELY. Emulation on Android already runs like the wind (there is also a very good qemu port, see Limbo).
creepingnet
Veteran Member
I'm all up for running "Windows 3.11 For Workgroups for Cell Phone Computing Android Edition" on that, LOL. No more flipping screens to find the crap I've installed.....just Program Groups, and Program Items in Program Manager!