lol. in google gemini's world, vnc has been ported to win16 (in fact isn't):
Real-World Examples: It Already Exists
You don't even have to write one from scratch if you just want to use one. Retro-computing enthusiasts have created working 16-bit VNC clients:
VNCHooks / Win16 VNC Viewer: There are early 16-bit ports of the original AT&T VNC viewer source code floating around old software archives (like Aminet or old SourceForge repositories) explicitly compiled for Windows 3.x.
RealVNC 3.3.3 r2 (Win16): Back in the late 1990s, the developers of VNC officially maintained a 16-bit Windows version alongside the 32-bit Windows 95/NT version.







