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[Files] DOSBox 0.61 R3 and RunDOS 1.2 ANN.lu Posted on 20-Jun-2004 07:25 GMT by mcbarlo 18 comments View flat View list DOSBox is a DOS emulator that uses the SDL library. It emulates CPU:286/386 realmode/protected mode, Directory FileSystem/XMS/EMS, Tandy/Hercules/CGA/EGA/VGA/VESA graphics and SoundBlaster/Gravis Ultra Sound card. Changes in MorphOS version: - improved stability - some speed increment RunDOS is a tool which allow you to start DOS software by clicking on the icon on Ambient. Now you can set the option to quit DOSBox after quit from the program you started with RunDOS. You can get the archives from here and here. List of all comments to this article Sorted by date, most recent at bottom Comment 1 Stefan Blixth 20-Jun-2004 06:42 GMT Comment 2 redrumloa 20-Jun-2004 10:16 GMT Comment 3 hooligan/dcs Registered user 20-Jun-2004 10:22 GMT Comment 4 Emeric SH 20-Jun-2004 10:32 GMT Comment 5 Jupp3 20-Jun-2004 10:53 GMT Comment 6 Emeric SH 20-Jun-2004 11:33 GMT Comment 7 Bill Hoggett 20-Jun-2004 14:03 GMT Comment 8 Golem 20-Jun-2004 14:37 GMT DOSBox 0.61 R3 and RunDOS 1.2 : Comment 9 of 18 ANN.lu Posted by Bill Hoggett on 20-Jun-2004 15:25 GMT In reply to Comment 8 (Golem): I could, but all I would feel entitled to do is upload the old 68k port to Aminet - stating that it is no longer supported in the readme -, and contact the DOSBox people telling them their link is broken and should therefore be removed. I could also tell them about the old unsupported port having been uploaded to Aminet. Since I'm neither a MorphOS user nor part of the porting team, I would not want to get involved in asking the DOSBox people to update their MorphOS port information. That's the job of the porting team, right? That's the point I'm making: it's time for those who happily use open source to port to their OS, whatever OS that may be, to recognise their responsibilities to the whole open source community and give something back, even if it's just up-to-date information on their ports. Take even the announcement above: no link to the homepage, or the original project homepage, just a couple of direct links to the binary archives. Please folks, get your acts together and show a little competence, then perhaps the non-Amiga community may actually take this scene seriously once more, rather than just regard it as something to be laughed at. This is not intended as a flame, but as simple constructive advice. Jump... #10 Bill Hoggett Top Previous comment Next comment bottom List of all comments to this article (continued) Comment 10 Bill Hoggett 20-Jun-2004 16:14 GMT Comment 11 Stefan Blixth 20-Jun-2004 17:00 GMT Comment 12 Anonymous 21-Jun-2004 02:47 GMT Comment 13 Stefan Blixth 21-Jun-2004 08:30 GMT Comment 14 Anonymous 21-Jun-2004 11:01 GMT Comment 15 Anonymous 21-Jun-2004 13:57 GMT Comment 16 itix 21-Jun-2004 14:20 GMT Comment 17 Anonymous 22-Jun-2004 01:10 GMT Comment 18 Anonymous 26-Jun-2004 07:02 GMT

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