If you use Linux or Windows on your desktop, you can use QEMU to execute Raspberry Pi software virtually. This might be useful if you don’t have a Pi (or, at least, don’t have it with you).

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The 314Reactor electronics project blog has a post detailing how a user created a wearable running the ancient Windows 98 operating system.

One nostalgic inventor has managed to built an improvised smart watch that packs a Raspberry Pi processor and runs Windows 98 – and you'll want one too.

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Fortunately, there's such a thing called "emulation" these days. Using the popular QEMU software, 314creator was able to get Windows 98 up and running in no time.