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Interesting blog post from Embarcadero:
https://blogs.embarcadero.com/why-w...email&utm_content=Article-220126-Multicontent
Obviously pushing Delphi, but it includes:
"Delphi programs are extremely stable – they run, in some cases for many years without needing to be restarted and that ease of distribution and the fact it doesn’t need any operating system dependencies means even an older Delphi program written for something like Windows XP will still work absolutely normally in today’s vastly different Windows 11 operating system with no changes at all."
They don't mention one written in Delphi5 originally for Windows98, but here we are.
Admittedly I haven't so far received news of Templot running ok on Windows 11. Anyone?
Martin.
https://blogs.embarcadero.com/why-w...email&utm_content=Article-220126-Multicontent
Obviously pushing Delphi, but it includes:
"Delphi programs are extremely stable – they run, in some cases for many years without needing to be restarted and that ease of distribution and the fact it doesn’t need any operating system dependencies means even an older Delphi program written for something like Windows XP will still work absolutely normally in today’s vastly different Windows 11 operating system with no changes at all."
They don't mention one written in Delphi5 originally for Windows98, but here we are.
Admittedly I haven't so far received news of Templot running ok on Windows 11. Anyone?
Martin.
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