Hi all! I gave my kid a netbook with Linux on it, and he noticed an ancient (circa RH6) game on one of my shelves. I told him that he could try to install it, figuring that there was no chance. But it worked! Except, no sound, which doesn't surprise me.
Now I do remember years back that there was some sort of wrapper I could execute old programs in that would allow them to work with the latest (at the time) sound architecture. But I don't remember what it was called. And in any case, it probably wouldn't work now either. Is there such a thing nowadays that will expose old audio hooks to programs running on modern systems? -Alan
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