For simplicity, 4Gig Patch. For dot netFramework interface, LAA, but [kurl=https://ntcore.com/?page_id=371]NTCore 4GB Patch[/url] is fine also. All three do the same thing, and flip the bits in an executable file's header. The only differences are in the interface, with LAA winning the race there, with 3 "styles", if you will, of Basic, Intermediate & Advanced Modes. CapnScurvy has a good write-up on LAA in his
Windows10; Large Address Aware; SH4 Install TEC tutorial, but I like NTCore's interface also, and you cannot argue with the simplicity of the
4Gig Patch from Jeff-Groves (Privateer). Your choice.
You can run SH4 in some flavors of Linux, with some flavors of WINE, though we'd need one of the resident Linux experts to help with anything newer than 3 years ago, which my last foray into Linux Ubuntu Studio. One absolutely ~HUGE~ thing to watch-out for with Linux is "paths". Windows doesn't care if you have an uppercase letter for a folder name, such as "Data" versus "data". In Linux though, those would be two different folders... So all references in cfg, ini, upc, etc. files, such as skin references, conning tower references, as well as all mods would have to be checked for "data" versus "Data"...
