Hello everybody out there! I need to install TASM on DOSBox. Actually, I need a development environment to do some hack for retro-computing, I need to do some software fix for a Sanyo MBC-555 ( https://www.seasip.info/VintagePC/sanyo.html ). I have downloaded TASM disks images ( https://winworldpc. …

Hello everybody out there! Just want to say that this is an issue with SDL1. DOSBox forks using SDL2 are not effected by this and AltGr works fine. For SDL1 DOSBox builds (including forks), if you have a non-US keyboard you should set usescancodes=true but it will not solve the AltGr problem. Thank …

Hello everybody out there! usescancodes is an option in the configuration file of dosbox, was that what you changed ? No, I did not change anything. Now, I have switched back to X.org and then there were no problem any more: the right key was recognized as . I have launch Another World, I have been …

Hello everybody out there! Qbix wrote on 2021-02-25, 15:43: Does usescancodes make a difference for you ? Well, as far as I understand, it does not: when I enter KeyMapper ( + ) and click on the right key, here is the setting: Copy code to clipboard 1 EVENT:keyr_alt 2 BIND:Key right …

DosFreak wrote on 2021-02-24, 20:58: Are you experiencing those issues? I cannot say yet, because the issue with the key prevent me to mount directory with DOS games. I did not had the opportunity to restart with X.org yet, I will try and keep you in touch.

Hello every body out there! Well, I have made some research, there are two Wayland related DOSBox bugs reported in Debian: https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=837381 https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=928046;msg=2 I will try and do some tests with X.org. Best regards.

Hello everybody out there! Qbix wrote on 2021-02-24, 17:52: Which X windows system are you using ? (X server ? (which version)) I use Wayland, the compositor being Mutter version 3.38.3. Best regards.

Hello everybody out there! I am running DOSBox 0.74-3 on Linux. I am using a French keyboard. On such a keyboard, the right key is actually a specific key, which allows for writing down some special characters. For instance, on such a keyboard,  + <2> writes “~”, which is useful to mount some …