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===Other Operating Systems=== | ===Other Operating Systems=== | ||
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Contents
- 1 Platforms & Technologies
- 2 Modifications
- 3 Digital Rights Management
- 4 Common Visual Effects
- 5 Common Resource Types
- 6 External Links
Platforms & Technologies
Microsoft Windows
Microsoft Windows is currently the premier gaming platform. This is due to several factors; including pre-installation agreements with major PC vendors, relatively poor driver support for other platforms by hardware manufacturers, and the favoured position enjoyed by Microsoft's proprietary DirectX technologies in the modern games industry.
Other Operating Systems
DOSBox
DOSBox is a free and open source MS-DOS emulator designed with classic games in mind. Binaries are available for every major modern operating system. To those without MS-DOS experience, DOSBox might seem a bit confusing. For a list of supported and assistance in getting them working, refer to the DOSBox Compatibility List and the DOSBox Forums.
The Wine Project
Wine is a free and open source compatibility layer that is capable of running many Windows programs without emulation under the following POSIX-compliant operating systems: Linux, Mac OS X, and BSD. For a list of supported games and instructions for getting them working with Wine, refer to the Wine Application Database.
