Super 8086 Box, my home-built PC XT emulator with Adlib, MPU-401, joystick and NE2000 support
In 2019 I played with 8086 Tiny Plus v1.34, developed by Jaybert Software and improved from the original 8086 Tiny
Read moreIn 2019 I played with 8086 Tiny Plus v1.34, developed by Jaybert Software and improved from the original 8086 Tiny
Read moreEarlier this year I managed to get DOSBox-X to boot Ubuntu 9.10, as least as far as dropping into the
Read moreI have always wanted to boot a simple Linux distro using DOSBox. What are the challenges you may ask? Well,
Read moreRunning 16-bit DOS applications natively on 64-bit versions of Windows without the use of an emulator such as DOSBox is
Read moreThere is an interesting option called “Dual monitor support” located in the Options > Environment > Startup dialog of Turbo
Read moreMy first computer was a Tandy 1000 RSX. It has a 25MHz 80386SX processor, 4MB of RAM and 100MB hard disk
Read moreDosBox has always been my favorite emulator to experiment with vintage PC software, but I still love the idea of
Read moreWhile watching a Youtube video that demonstrates how to use the Roland MT-32 MIDI synthesizer with DOSBox, I came across DOSBox
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