Nice but I don't remember ever seeing the DOS 3.3 installer looking like that. Every time I had to install using the select command (select c:\dos 044 uk if I remember rightly) instead of a fancy(ish) menu system that I see you have there. Or is that a custom menu from the original restore disks?

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Maybe NT3.5 workstation would work but like others have said you will still need to set up nic drivers just like any other OS. I had DOS connected to my broadband connection last year with the right packet driver which was a relatively painless process.

Looks identical to the card installed in my Amstrad PC4386SX. Though these days that card is about the only part of the machine I can say is still 100% functional (the FDD is shot and 100% proprietary and the HDD sounds like its being operated by an internal stone mason (again, proprietary due to …

Great, as if my to read pile wasn't big enough already... oh well I didn't have anything else planned for the rest of the year/decade so what the hell, let the downloading commence 😀

For me it started in the 8-bit era when I got a CPC464. I still have the very first piece of software I ever bought for it (F-15 Strike Eagle ... on tape ... kids ask your parents if you have no idea what that means). And its just grown from there to a rag tag collection of PCs (some of which work) …

I just started trying to get the new version running myself. On my Compaq (Win10) it just dies instantly moaning about OpenGL initialisation (a common problem for the Intel Mobility 4 chipset if forum posts are anything to go by) however the original 1.16 works without any problems. On my Win7 box ( …