![]() |
Program for download
It can be hard for many people who didn't work with DOS to use DOSBox. Why then not to use graphical interface for DOSBOX? I suggest to add link for D-Fend Reloaded (http://dfendreloaded.sourceforge.net/) in services/programs. You can find link on DOSBox website, but I think it should be also mentioned here because D-Fend is must-have for any DOS games fan.
PS: Installation of D-Fend contains DOSBox! |
Indeed, why not :)
Actually we are planning to re-do the program page from the beginning, it is really ugly :oh: |
i don't like front ends=P it's one of those things that dumb people down. just like calculators (for simple calculus)
you hate it when you see someone taking a calculator when he has to count 363*0.5 or some other crap |
I personally like using DOSBox Game Launcher. Basically the main reason I like using it is just for cataloguing the games for easy reference. I still occasionally have to use my DOSBox know-how to solve game related problems.
|
Quote:
Even if it can create extra problems sometimes. |
Quote:
|
I'm just using BAT and CMD files to control my DOS games on plain DOSBox and it's completly not hard to lern the DOS script. Just like making a BAT file in the folder with DOS games with specifications of a certain game and launching it from DB, or if I want or have to I make a CMD file to launch the game with specifications for DB.
|
I'm actually doing it with tailored shortcuts and config files. With some practice, it takes less than 5 minutes to get a clickable shortcut that runs a specific game in DOSBox and closes the emulator on exit.
|
I takes you more than a minute? :tongue:
|
Well, I make custom icon for each shortcut... so yes. :p
|
The current time is 04:15 PM (GMT) |
Powered by vBulletin® Version 3.7.1
Copyright ©2000 - 2025, Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.