All Raspberry Pi 4 owners who want to experience the aesthetics of Windows XP can now fulfill their desire thanks to a hobbyist-built Linux distribution named Raspbian XP Professional. The operating system features a design that closely resembles the classic Microsoft OS, including a Start Menu, icons, and many other interface elements.

However, since the operating system is based on Linux, it cannot run applications developed for Windows XP. But the distribution includes several emulators designed to address this issue, including BOX86. In addition, the OS is integrated the virtual machine with Windows 98. It's also worth noting the ability to work with applications specifically written for Linux.

For most fans of classic operating systems, Raspbian XP will be an excellent choice, as unlike Windows XP, it has access to up-to-date software, which has long been lacking for the now unsupported Microsoft operating system. The build is already available for everyone who wishes.
Source: 3dnews.ru
