![]() The RTM release brought together several bits and pieces that were made available for Windows 95 over time. ![]() To understand the differences between the two, I’ll briefly go over the changes. Unless it’s out of curiosity, there’s not really a compelling reason to not go with SE. Windows 98 saw two releases over its lifetime, the original RTM in June 1998, followed by the Second Edition (SE) in May 1999. Despite all the mention of gaming, VirtualBox is better suited for applications. Personally I built a Pentium III 800 MHz PC for Windows 98 gaming, and it’s brilliant for this. Also if the intent is gaming where DirectX and 3D acceleration is needed, I’d be more inclined to use PCem to emulate hardware from the era. Unfortunately VirtualBox once again provides limited support for Windows 98, so the Guest Additions isn’t going to be of use.
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