But of course it would be even better if you could the same change in the original project instead of starting a new one.I agree - the best outcome would be if all the improvements landed upstream and fork could be avoided. Quoting: what are the chances of eventually merging your changes to the original dosbox? Or merging those two projects? Is dosbox development completely dead - so dead, that it can't be even revived? Can you share some background regarding this? I'm extremely happy for your project, because I long felt that dosbox was missing user friendly features (like window resizing). dosbox-staging is much bigger with many more contributors at this point. I plan to bring those two projects closer, but very likely they will stay as 2 projects (we'll see). Quoting: Purple Library GuyI was wondering, and then seeing you here clearly involved gives me a hint that the answer is fairly positive-so, what's the relationship between this and Boxtron?They are really close - dosbox-staging started when I found bugs in DOSBox, that I couldn't work around in Boxtron. See more about dosbox-staging on the official site and GitHub.
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Plus loads more you can see the release notes here.ĭOSBox is a truly an essential bit of free and open source software, one that keeps some truly classic games alive and so it's important that it's in good shape itself as operating systems themselves grow and evolve so DOSBox needs to keep up with it all too.It now complies with the XDG Base Directory Specification.64-bit Dynamic Recompilation - "Support for 64-bit dynarec improves CPU emulation speed and quality across the board - this is especially visible to Linux and macOS users".Support FLAC, Opus, and MP3 CD-DA tracks.Upgraded to use SDL 2.0 - bringing with it improved input handling, low-latency audio using OpenSL ES, more output interfaces such as Wayland and much more.Today, dosbox-staging 0.75 was officially released, here's some highlights: The point, they say, is to provide a better experience than the standard DOSBox and hopefully get their work into the upstream project to improve it for everyone. Made as an attempt to reinvigorate DOSBox development, it has a very admirable aim. DOSBox is about to get more advanced, with the community-made 'soft' fork dosbox-staging have a first proper release out.
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