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> @hello-smile6 I got a question, since you got Windows XP working on v86, which application did you use to create an .img file? Used QEMU to install.

I'm checking my email with Windows XP right now. It works well, you just have to use `ncat` on Arch to allow accessing email without SSL from the XP VM....

> Try using browservice (https://github.com/ttalvitie/browservice). Its supports as far back as windows 95 and runs on windows and Linux (to do modern web stuff 96 megabytes? I'd either need a...

> It’s to host on the host os, not on the guest. Oh. But that doesn't help with email. I'm using email, not a web browser. Anyway, I could probably...

> I don’t think you quite understand what it does. Why don’t you take a look at the project, read through the readme. If I’m correct it would even allow...

> It probably wouldn’t be too hard to write one. I’ve thought about doing it but haven’t ever gotten around to it One of what? A network relay? Can't you...

> Yeah. I’m not familiar with docker so i wouldn’t know. You could try it I couldn't, because I don't have a server to run it on. If there was...

@Unzor It's possible to create a bootable hard disk image from a Docker container, I wonder if someone could do that with the websockproxy Docker container. If so, it could...

I'll try https://gitpod.io/#https://github.com/BelleNottelling/websockproxy

It seems like you just have to open it and run `docker run --rm --privileged -p 8080:80 --name jor1k-relay bennottelling/websockproxy:latest` to start a server.