Dege wrote: Ah, thanks! This game must be a very old one ported from DOS from the EGA display era with its 16 colors and brick-pixels. 😀 You'd think so, at least. Actually it's a game from 2005, designed to mimic MSX graphics. 😀

Reading around on some developer forums, it sounds like the licensing terms apply to whomever is implementing S3TC support into their drivers or API (nVidia, Microsoft, Nintendo, Sony), and that game developers et al are safe. That would mean the patent mostly poses a problem for FOSS projects like …

It was a colorkeying issue, just fixed that. Awesome! :D As for it being patented, aren't there fan created renderers for Unreal that include S3TC compression? Edit: And for Unreal Tournament, Deus Ex and Rune as well. If there are, that doesn't necessarily imply anything about their legality, …

Here's an interesting test for old D3D. Highway Bowler: http://www.oneonlinegames.com/download/highway-bowler It's a freeware Japanese doujin game, and quite funny for the first few minutes :D Performance is very good and forcing texture filtering seems to work very well. However, the wrapper seems …

These are awesome improvements! One minor issue: "0" needs to be one of the options for -usecd

A couple of feature requests: Support in Audio tab for setting mixer volume Support for the -usecd switch when configuring a CD-ROM drive These would save me a lot of headache from re-editing profiles by hand every time I need these options 😀

Thank you flamepanther! Just take the tar.gz of version 0.60 and put the J7zip.jar file in your own lib directory. Should work fine then. You may want to consider updating swt.jar in your lib folder as well, grab it from here , and while your at it, update the dbgl.jar to 0.61 and have fun :happy: …

This is the best DOSBox frontend ever! Any chance of another 64-bit Linux release? I can only get it to work with up to version 0.56. Versions 0.57 and up seem to run into trouble looking for the 7zip libraries.