Martin Gregorie[_6_]
May 23rd 21, 04:35 PM
Picking up on an old thread, I've just discovered that I still have a
copy of that old PC Shuttle Simulator program, SALS387.EXE, which was
written for an Intel 80387 or 80486DX and needs a joystick unless you
just want to sit and watch the ride.
IIRC it ran under bare MSDOS or (probably) Windows 3.11, so I guess it
should also run under WINE on any Intel-based Linux system. Of course it
would help to have a joystick too, provided its one that plugs into a
modern PC.
--
Martin | martin at
Gregorie | gregorie dot org
copy of that old PC Shuttle Simulator program, SALS387.EXE, which was
written for an Intel 80387 or 80486DX and needs a joystick unless you
just want to sit and watch the ride.
IIRC it ran under bare MSDOS or (probably) Windows 3.11, so I guess it
should also run under WINE on any Intel-based Linux system. Of course it
would help to have a joystick too, provided its one that plugs into a
modern PC.
--
Martin | martin at
Gregorie | gregorie dot org