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DOSBox emulates a full x86 pc with sound and DOS. Its main use is to run old DOS games on platforms which don't have DOS (Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10 / Linux / FreeBSD / Mac OS X)
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VERY useful software for those, who did (and still do) like to play "Good-Old-(DOS/W9#)-Games": - using this emulation software 'eases' the need to refresh old memories with older games you used to enjoy playing. - otherwise, you might just 'admit', that it is "Game Over, Man!" for those good old games - and go watch "Bold and Beautiful" on some streaming site - or 'whatever'. Some PS-#/XBox games are still quite good, though... 😏
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Love older games
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I don't know if DosBox will run any of the old networking software like Novell, 3Com, IBM PC Lan, AT&T Starlan, or Banyan Vines, but it runs everything else quite well. Once you find the configuration file's location, it's very easy to edit and customize. It should come bundled with Windows. :)
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I think it's quite brilliant. A little tricky to set up but it's been a marvel for me. I've wanted to run the old Amstrad Locoscript software and it's the first completely stable environment I have been able to do so in. I know it's a but whacky still to be running Locoscript but it's databases are just brilliant and I can interface with my Libreoffice spreadsheet very easily.
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This is REALLY really handy if you don't happen to have a bunch of old hardware lying around! Thank you all for the hard work. I have 1 question - how hard would it be to get the BOOT command to work in an actual version of DOS?