There isn't a great demand for playing old DOS games. Among the old-school gaming crowd, there may well be. Consider that there are quite a number of remakes/simulations/recompiled versions of old DOS games that simply won't run in today's WinXP environment. That's likely to grow over time. As for …

Guys: I love your software. Really. Given both the waning quality of backwards-compatibility of Windows systems, and the fact that many of the best games we've ever played are pre-polygons, DOSBox is an incredibly important project for fans of gaming. So here's a question: If there's a great demand …

First - let me thank you for the excellent work your team has done so far. I consider the development of a 100% Intel emulator among the most important emulation projects. I'd like to help out however I can - even by coding, if I can contribute (I'm a part-time software developer.) I'd like to ask …