Originally designed to emulate older DOS-era machines (PCjs started with an IBM PC 5150 from 1981), the project expanded to support more powerful configurations, eventually tackling the challenge of running Windows 95, Windows 98, and—most impressively—.
PCJS offers a surprisingly rich experience, given that it's running in a web browser. Some of the notable features include: Pcjs Windows Xp
The implementation overcomes these hurdles through: Originally designed to emulate older DOS-era machines (PCjs