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| − | ==Multipurpose operating systems==
| + | #REDIRECT[[Category:Emulators_by_operating_system]] |
| − | * Windows - Windows 11, Windows 10, Windows 7
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| − | * Linux
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| − | * macOS
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| − | * DOS
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| − | * Haiku
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| − | * BSD
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| − | ==Emulation focused operating systems==
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| − | :''See [[Recommended_Linux_distros#Emulation-focused|Recommended emulation-focused linux distros]]''
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| − | These Linux distributions offer complete emulation packages for PCs, single board computers and other systems.
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| − | ==Run software for one operating system on another==
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| − | Here you'll find information on how to run old Windows software on Windows 11, how to run modern Windows software on Linux and macOS or how to run macOS software on other platforms.
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| − | * [[Windows 95/98/ME emulators|Run Windows software]]
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| − | * Run Linux software
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| − | * [[Macintosh line|Run Mac software]]
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| − | ==Run emulators on a specific operating system==
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| − | {{Main|Emulators by platform}}
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| − | [[Category:Operating systems|*]] | |
Latest revision as of 21:17, 1 April 2024
