- From: Christian Rębild <craebild@parknet.dk>
- Date: Wed, 07 Jul 2010 19:22:10 +0200
- To: www-amaya@w3.org
I have not tested Amaya on any OS higher than Windows XP 32 bit, but the only incompatibility issues I have heard of with Windows 7 are older programs that use hardware security devices and 16 bit programs, and 16 bit programs can be run in Virtual Machine Windows XP mode on some Windows 7 license types. Since Amaya is a 32 bit program and (being freeware) doesn't use a hardware security device, I would expect Amaya to run just fine on Windows 7 (at least any version of Amaya that will run on Windows Vista). Should the Amaya team choose to compile a 64 bit version of Amaya, then that version will of course not run on a 32 bit version of Windows, but that is not likely to happen as long as the newest version of Windows still supports 32 bit programs, as the difference in performance would not be noticeable, if there would be any difference in performance at all. -- Med venlig hilsen / Best regards / Mit freundlichen Grüßen Christian Rębild / Christian Raebild On 07/07/2010 16:29, Teresa Binstock wrote: > I'm an Amaya novice and thus far it seems to work on my HP running w7 > 64 bit, which loads and runs some programs as 32 bit, others as 64. > > */Teresa/* > > Laurent Carcone wrote: >> Hello, >> >> We have not yet tested the compatibility with windows 7, we guess >> winxp/vista version works for windows 7 too. >> We are interested in having feedback on this platform. >> >> Thanks, >> Laurent Carcone >> >> >> Isaac Rogers wrote: >>> your downloads page doesn't have anything for windows 7. >>> I am going to assume that the winxp/vista download works for windows 7. >>> If this is a valid assumption I recommend changing the text on this >>> page to include windows 7. >>> >>> >>> Thanks, >>> Isaac >> >> >> >>
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