In need of windows ce emulator for linux

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The discussion centers on the need for a Windows CE emulator compatible with Linux. Users express difficulty finding suitable options, noting that Microsoft's emulator is exclusively for Windows. One participant mentions using VMware to emulate Windows CE and reports satisfactory performance, although they lack experience with alternative emulators. The conversation highlights VMware as a viable solution for running Windows CE applications on Linux.

PREREQUISITES
  • Familiarity with VMware virtualization software
  • Basic understanding of Windows CE operating system
  • Knowledge of Linux operating systems
  • Experience with emulation concepts
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  • Research how to configure VMware for Windows CE emulation
  • Explore alternative emulators like QEMU for Windows CE
  • Investigate performance optimization techniques for VMware on Linux
  • Learn about compatibility issues between Windows CE applications and Linux environments
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Linux users, software developers, and IT professionals seeking to run Windows CE applications or develop for Windows CE on Linux platforms.

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Hi everyone,
I'd need a windows ce emulator for linux, seems like I can't find any. There's one on microsoft's site but it's only for windows.
Did anyone try to run vmware/windows/pocket pc emulator? How is the performance?
 
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I've used VMWare and it fit my needs perfectly, although I have never used any other software, so I can'y really compare it to anything else.
 
Talking about vmware, how did you emulate windows ce on vmware?
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