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I've always wondered about this as well. In the past I built Pale Moon on Linux a few times on my old Haswell i5 with 16GB Ram and it took about 20 minutes. PS, Supercomputers don't run Windows.

Recently, many sites have been inserting video footage taken with the VP09 codec. Browsers have problems playing such materials. For example: https://www.facebook.com/livethegame47/videos/3046491658708982/ A message appears: Sorry, there were problems playing this video Is it perhaps related to a too old version of the LAV libraries? Dated 2017 https://o.rthost.win/palemoon/lav64.7z Or is it another reason?

I read about gfx.color_management.mode -> http://kb.mozillazine.org/gfx.color_management.Mode - it turns out that gfx.color_management.mode is related to the color profile in the SYSTEM. So I checked: I forgot that I set up ... a bit exotic profile by Kodak some time ago Now: I have returned to the sRGB profile. The native "2" (not "0") is ok now. problem solved. The fact that I should look at gfx.color_management.mode someone suggested me in a few kind sentences on another forum.

Where did I claim that it always works? First of all, it works for me on my Windows XP computer (real installation on a hard disk with time-period correct, old hardware, i.e. no virtualisation). And that means that it can basically work. No more and no less.

Same here in New Moon 28. But it works in Mypal 68.

So yesterday LibreOffice launched v25.8, which will be released in August this year. As anticipated, this version will drop support for Windows 7 and 8.1. Nonetheless, I was curious if it will work on these OS. On Windows 7 it does not work, since Windows 7 doesn't support Python 3.9+. You will receive the error "api-ms-win-core-path-l1-1-0.dll" is missing. I used VxKex, which fixes that error, however another dependency from Windows 8+ is missing On Windows 8.1, Alpha 1 works without any errors. I copied the folder from another Windows 10 install and I could launch Writer, Calc, Office... Here, Windows 8.1 definitely benefits from higher Python support and newer APIs