DOSShell is only one of several frontends for DOSBox.
Outdated one, at that - I sincerely doubt it would work well with the current version of DOSBox.
It's not difficult to learn how to operate DOSBox without frontends - if multi-purpose is your thing, you can set up a copy of Norton Commander within DOSBox itself, with 100% compatibility for every DOSBox version (the GUI was meant for the original DOS, but works perfectly fine with DOSBox).
Otherwise, you can create customized shortcuts and config files to start specific games or programs just by double-clicking on the shortcut. Been there, done that - it sounds more difficult than it is, and becomes quite easy after you set up five or so games that way (did it for over 70 myself).
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