Want to run Virtual Box in Ubuntu with Win98 as guest OS Won't install
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I'd try something like DOSBox or dosemu as suggested above. DOSBox is mainly designed for games, but it can also run Windows 3.1 almost flawlessly (so Cardfile shouldn't be a problem ). Pretty light on resources, too (I can run it in a virtual machine and the (real) CPU usage doesn't even reach 100%).
The archive function in ECTool suddenly started to work (who knows?). Also I have found a Linux substitute for Cardfile. Transferring information to it will help me get rid of old unused stuff that is years out of date.
Now if I can just find a decent stock program I can kiss MS goodbye and good riddance!
Thanks for all of your help!
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). Pretty light on resources, too (I can run it in a virtual machine and the (real) CPU usage doesn't even reach 100%).
