Truely native (fully hard-wired) hardware rarely exists anymore, I suppose. And if you interpret some laws of physics in a certain way, even the reality itself seems to be running on some sort of "virtual machine"... Forgot to comment previously but a nice photo of Gateway btw, that game is great!

Joakim wrote on 2022-07-21, 16:46: Watch out! The emulation people wants to eat your brain! I won't give in, I already have a powerful desktop PC which can run DosBox fine, but I want the real thing (if one can call DOS on modern hardware that). Besides if I wanted emulation I'd go for MiSTer with …

https://www.dosforum.de/viewtopic.php?t=11406 Looks really nice. Today I have been doing research on thin clients, but most don't have DOS compatible sound cards, and if they have PCI expansion slot I have been told only ISA cards are fully supported on DOS, although I am not sure if this is …

if you're talking about MT-32 emulation by soundcards (as opposed to, say, running Munt, i.e., software MT-32 emulation), Honestly I have not yet decided whether I should add something like Raspberry Pi based emulation, or if something provided by the soundcard itself would be adequate. If Munt …

ATX ATX is too bulky for me at this point. I'm after something like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2P1E2vjpcRo https://i.ytimg.com/vi/2P1E2vjpcRo/maxresdefault.jpg Sadly it's not easy to find such a compact solution. The best options I have found is building something similar by myself or …

Hello all, I am trying to find a compact all-in one solution for DOS gaming (no dangling external USB converters etc.). I stumbled upon something called WeeCee which would fit my requirements perfectly but it seems it's just a hobby project and not commercially available. I am thinking maybe I can …