Thanks for considering this at all. Maybe text based overrides are the better solution anyway. Not only from a programmers point of view. Keeping track of options that are disabled or enabled would be anything but easy within the profile editor. One (not too important) other thing: Would it be …

Another item for the wishlist: An "Override profile", able to overrule any setting in the individual profiles on startup of the game would be really nice. This would be really useful in cases were one wants to temporarily override specific settings without having to change the settings in the …

2: At the moment there is no option to backup Windows games because Windows games in most cases need to be installed etc. Just packing the games folder into an archive file won't make the game run on another system or on the same system at a time when the backup is needed. I am aware of that, but …

And another one I just forgot (although I'm not sure if anyone else than me is missing this 😉 ): Being able to have more than one internet link per profile would be great too.

Two new nice to have feauteres for the wishlist: 1. From time to time I accidentally open D-Fend from the start menu while it is already runnig, which right now opens another D-Fend window. Since this is usuallay (never) what I want, I think it would be great if D-Fend on start up could check …

@sst: Thanks for the work you put into making these screenshots, but that's not what I meant. What I'm missing is the possibility to give parameters to programs that are called via in the "Extra program files" dialog (accessible with the button at the bottom of your screenshots). This would be …

D-Fend really offers nearly everything one could hope for in an emulator frontend, but - hard enough - lately I managed to find something, that I'm mising: For some games I'd really like to have the option to launch them with different sets of parameters. Maybe the "Additional Program Files" option …

I'm not sure if something like this is even possible in GLSL (no experience with that), but provided the floating point color values are in a range between 0 and 1 normally it should be easy to "convert" them to 0-255 integer values, which can be easily tested with a == test. color_int.red = (int) …

Solved. See solution here: Guide: Windows 95 / 98 inside Dosbox - Network over WLAN in Windows 7

Using hal-9000s NE2000 network patch doesn't work as expected when connecting dosbox to a wlan card. Dosbox can only connect to its host machine in these cases but not to other machines on the local network or the internet. I'm not sure if this is true for all wireless cards, but I would guess so. …

Last act: finally I tried what I should have tried long before and connected the Dosbox host with an old-fashioned cable to the router. That worked instantly. Looks like I tried indeed something stupid... Here's my assumption (beware: sounds definitely unprofessional and may even be completely wrong …

The usual 255.255.255.0. And I checked the TCP/IP settings on the Dosbox-Win95 at least a dozen times...

First I should mention that I'm on a WLAN. That might be important. Forgot that before. Second thing that may be worth noting is that WLAN adapters aren't shown by their actual device names when realnic=list ist used. Instead the devices are listed as "Microsoft". Don't know if that has something to …

Wireshark on the Dosbox host shows packets from the Dosbox Win95 IP-address. But that is expected since network folder sharing between Dosbox and its host works flawlessly. Also a http- or ftp-server on the Dosbox host is accessible from within Dosbox. Wireshark on another PC in the network doesn't …

Disclaimer: I know, Win9x is not supported. But since hal-9000 on his Dosbox - NE2000 website shows a screenshot with Windows 95 inside Dosbox happily connected to the Internet, I still dare to ask: I was able so setup networking in Win95 (quite easy) and even managed to get folder sharing with my …

Despite Windows 9x not being officially supported, I fiddled around with Windows 95 (B) lately, which works quite nice for me. The only thing I was really missing was easy access to files on the host machine. This can be either obtained by using a ftp server on the host (not explained here, but …

@dosmax: Understanding this problem was a bit tricky but now I think I have fixed it. The problem was in portable mode DFR is using two different ways of making folder names relative. The base capture folder name is always stored relative (to the base folder configured a few lines above). When …

I want to report a little quirk in D-Fend reloaded that bugs me for some time now. I use D-Fend with relative paths which might be important for the error to appear at all. And I use custom Gamedata and Capture folders because I want a as strict as possible separation of program and data files. The …