Software developer Felix Rieseberg has created a version Windows 95 that could run on a number of different platforms, thanks to a framework called Electron – a framework for running cross-platform applications and uses HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to build apps – complete with a web browser, sound support and more. The app boasts 500MB of free disk space, Microsoft FrontPage for creating websites and a few popular games, like Doom, Wolfenstein 3D and Grand Prix Circuit.
You won’t find Microsoft Internet Explorer, but it does come with Netscape 2.0 which is era-appropriate for Windows 95. It also features a Reset button now – an essential on computers from that time and the update from the initial release also supports sound. Put simply, Rieseberg has create a time machine, or so we would like to think. Download it here.
