LegacyUpdate VS Discord-Screen-Share-Fix-Audio-on-Linux

KernelEX it's your friend. And http://legacyupdate.net, but I think for W98SE and up.

Now, useful software for w9x (there's a good chunk of libre software too, as 7Zip and retrozilla + an Ublock Origin plugin for it):

http://piteusz.ovh/files/windows/

Windows Update (W2K and up): http://legacyupdate.net

Needed for dependencies on some software.

Hexchat will work well against the Bitlbee IRC servers at https://www.bitlbee.org/main.php/servers.html

Here you might set several bridge accounts, including IRC+TLS, Jabber, Discord...

On XP you can use Legacy Update. https://legacyupdate.net/

If you wish to try to update it use legacy update.net

I saw an ATM reboot into XP kiosk mode the other week.

Struck me as a bit unsafe?

BTW this also exists or did exist for "Fix Windows Update on Windows XP, Vista, Server 2008, 2003, and 2000"

https://github.com/kirb/LegacyUpdate

Try using Legacy Update and it works for Windows 95 to Windows 8.1. Legacy Update

google a key / use an activator (KMS etc) then : https://legacyupdate.net/

You should run Legacy Update first to get security updates up to 2019, https://legacyupdate.net Hopefully WGA doesn't annoy you

Now if your obscure hardware isn't compatible with Linux that's an exception and not a general thing, also some features you mentioned like Netflix 4k isn't a big deal since 720p looks pretty well and loads faster, and that Discord thing can be easily solvable and there is something called webcord, or just simply use the web app. That Discord app is a really bad software it uses an outdated Electron/ Chromium fork (it's a unsafe software, like Win7).