Windows 7 Question
Has anyone tried running Lazarus under Windows 7? If so, did it work? If it didn’t, did you get it working…and, if so, how?
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Mark Lemmert says: -
Mark Lemmert says:
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“Ultima 7 Revisited”: Spot the New 3D Objects – The Ultima Codex says:
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Happy Anniversary to Ultima IX – Forgotten World says:
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Anthony Salter says:
We’ve had the same issues with The Ultima 6 Project and have some solutions on our forums over at http://www.projectbritannia.com/forum/index.php?topic=841.0
Since both Lazarus and The Ultima 6 Project use the same core, the solutions *should* be the same.
I can’t say I’ve had any issues with it, unfortunately.
Heh…not sure how to take that, Wizardry. I’ve got Win 7 now on one computer, and actually quite enjoy using it. It’s a very clever OS, apart from the issues it has running some older games.
Though really, I don’t fault it for that. The OS that a 20 year old game was designed for was/is really nothing like a modern OS.
Frilly, thanks for the link. That solved things nicely.
It also depends a lot if you are running 32-bit or 64-bit version. I’m currently running 32-bit Win7 and 95% of the games have worked beautifully. And still I’ve managed to get those 5% of the games working. 🙂
True, it does seem to be x64-specific. I’m toying around with the idea of setting up an XP Virtual Box to handle old non-3D games, actually. And maybe some 3D games too, if I can get the acceleration working.
I remember the Legend of Aranna version of DS could only work under Vista x64 with a crack due to the nature of the CD Check protection of the game, but never had any problem of the sort with vanilla Dungeon Siege on either Vista or Windows 7