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Tulevik
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Post#1
by Tulevik » 25 Jul 2024, 10:46
DOSBox is a program that emulates an old DOS computer and runs DOS games and applications on modern systems.
Built within Porteus XFCE 5.01
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Post#2
by vinnie » 30 Jul 2024, 15:09
A few days ago I wanted to replay an old game that had problems with dosbox.
After some trial and error I tried dosbox-x and the game worked fine.
It has a lot more dependencies, but the first thing you notice is that it includes a graphical menu that you can use with the mouse.
Considering that the only decent interface I knew for dosbox was dbgl ( which however is in java) or retroarch (which requires some configuration), I would say that dosbox-x can be considered a good alternative.
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Post#3
by Tulevik » 30 Jul 2024, 17:43
vinnie wrote: ↑30 Jul 2024, 15:09
A few days ago I wanted to replay an old game that had problems with dosbox.
After some trial and error I tried dosbox-x and the game worked fine.
It has a lot more dependencies, but the first thing you notice is that it includes a graphical menu that you can use with the mouse.
Considering that the only decent interface I knew for dosbox was dbgl ( which however is in java) or retroarch (which requires some configuration), I would say that dosbox-x can be considered a good alternative.
Yeah, I am planning to publish the module for that version soon.
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Post#4
by Tulevik » 09 Aug 2024, 11:15
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