bob_wh

This is an Ubuntu question and should be asked on their forums. better yet, read their documentation.

You misinterpreted what I said: orginator of version 4 only -- not Uno,Dos,Tres versions which Claudio released. The creator of this project is Claudio Cesar Sanchez Tejeda [demonccc@gmail.com]. You would need to contact him to get access to the project if you intend to release a production quality release to the users. As for the 64 bit version, It will take more than just compilation. 64 bit windows drivers will have be written. Apparently, these is what has been taking so long for the Cooperative...

Seon, since you mention that you have windows 10, you could save yourself some time by using the Linux subsystem build into windows 10 by microsoft. There are several utube videos on installing a X-windows desktop onto the linux subsystem (you can search for them in utube). I would not expect much change to Pubuntu since it is based on "cooperative linux" and they never successfully migrated to 64 bit. I have seen no evidence of any development work on cooperative linux in the last couple of years....

You should always check the Ubuntu forums before posting here as the problem is specific...

Cooperative linux specifies a procedure for USB: https://sourceforge.net/p/colinux/discussion/342354/thread/8db48043/...

No, it does not support 64bit (only 32bit). It is depends on the Colinux project...