Any Intel Core system from a decade ago with 2 GB of RAM can run Windows 10 - heck, I've seen Pentium 4 running Win10. (*Won't mention Vista because it's already completely out of usage share charts.)Īs Blackbird has been saying, the ageing of those gets pretty fast these days. COMPATIBLE WITH: Windows 9X Windows ME Windows NT Windows 2K Windows XP Windows Vista file size: 670 KB filename: AltoOperaTempoNonEDriverV1.30. Supporting XP/Vista is holding off progress and making devs waste time maintaining specific code to run on those dead systems (don't forget that they aren't getting any more security updates, being -specially online- already insecure by themselves). How far can you do with this argument? Do you want Opera to support Windows 95 too? Just imagine the mess of code they'd have to implement to support modern systems and APIs/drivers from another age. Opera 36 Change Log Last Version To Support Windows XPVista Opera 36 Screenshots. Do you want a discussion about asking for endless support for Windows XP* just because there are people who can't or don't want to upgrade their almost 20 years old hardware/system.

Or stay stuck in Opera 36 and other outdated browsers.

Many people can't even afford to ''update'' their hardware that often There are plenty of machines that are functional but 'outdated' in their certain capacities to cope with these newest 'cutting-edge' systems. Suppose one could be unwilling OR UNABLE - on their current machine - to 'upgrade' to that/those version(s). For all those who are in the same situation or who simply want to use Windows XP for nostalgia or on a VM, I leave you the list of all (or almost) the browsers you can install.So, which Windows version WILL they support then? Recently I have found some computers on which, due to their performance, no superior operating system can run.

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