The first 200 people to sign up with Brilliant using my link will get 20% off your annual subscription: The Raspberry Pi 400 is a fantastic emulation platform, but how well can the Raspberry Pi emulate Windows 98? I walk you through installing Windows 98 on the Raspberry Pi 400, and install some classic games and software. Resources: WinWorld: MagPi Github: MagPi Windows 98 drivers: MagPi full Windows 98 guide: Daniel Řepka's guide: Commands: sudo apt install automake libncurses-dev nasm libpcap-dev libfluidsynth-dev ffmpeg libavdevice58 libavformat-* libswscale-* libavcodec-* git clone cd dosbox-x ./build sudo make install dosbox-x imgmake -t hd_2gig -nofs dosbox-x -conf dosbox-x -conf Sources used in this video (with permission or under fair use): NEW Raspberry Pi 400: a computer in a keyboard: The Computer Chronicles - Windows 98 (1998): #RetroComputing #RaspberryPi #Windows98