Dominus wrote: It depends whether the gog configs use windows paths. Nothing to do with svn. Yup Windows or Linux you're going to have to edit the autoexe and add the games full path for it to work.

Dominus wrote: Well, the gog config files probably have windows paths. I mean would linking to the GOG configs work or would I need to edit the game location and everything if I'm using an SVN?

Dominus wrote: Yes, same on linux. What doesn't work? Also you should see something in terminal to give a clue if the config is not found. I'll try it again, what if the config file is in another location and what about using GOG configs, Does the autoexe need to be edited or anything.

Dominus wrote: mt32emu-qt is a gui for munt based on Qt Wold you be able to provide a download link and is it worth using over an SVN?

Yes I did look at that, but it doesn't work when I try it with Linux. Is the principal the same?

I apologise if this is noob question. But there are two things I'm trying to figure out. I want to be able to launch individual games with their own configs and also want to launch games I bought on GOG using their own configs but with different versions of Dosbox such as an SVN. Can anyone tell me …

I recently installed Linux Mint on a Atom machine I have and installed DOSBox + Munt following this guide: http://www.marshalltradecorp.com/coDe/old-game-info/linux-roland-mt32-munt-and-dosbox.html other than using a different command to run the app, I use mt32emu-qt, everything worked just fine :) …

Dominus wrote: Depending on the packaging mechanism it might be easier to just let it install munt-qt instead of compiling dosbox svn + munt integration Sorry for the late reply, what is munt-qt?

Hi there does anyone know the easiest way to get MT-32 Munt to run on both Linux and with GOG games with ease. Should I even use Munt, just an SVN such as Dosbox-patched.