There’s a new version of Box86 and Box64 out – the amazing piece of software from PtitSeb that can make your ARM Linux PC or SoC run x86 and x86_64 code with great performance. As you may recall, a few… Continue Reading
This is a huge milestone, following the last piece of news in Q4 2022 when better compatibility was achieved. PtitSeb, the developer behind Box86 and Box64, has just managed to fix the issues that previously prevented Box64/Box86 to support the… Continue Reading
Good news! Box64 (and Box86) is getting another major update with its new 0.2 version. In this version the major new features: Here is the full changelog for both of them. Box64 v0.2.0 Box86 v0.2.8 PtitSeb, the developer of Box86… Continue Reading
I am big fan of Box86 and Box64 (as well as pretty much everything PtitSeb does) and a few months ago he made it possible to run some Linux Games on Steam (using the mini-mode, the full client is not… Continue Reading
Box64, the FOSS that makes it possible to translate x86_64 (amd64) instructions to arm64 instructions, and Box86, handing the translation of 32 bits x86 instructions to ARM, have a new release, bringing a lot of benefits: Box86 is now faster,… Continue Reading
Did you know that on Linux, you can already run x86 32 bits software on an ARM 32bits architecture WITHOUT using a Virtual Machine solution such as QEmu? You can do that at very little performance penalty by using [Box86],… Continue Reading