Sorry to revive a relative oldie guys, but if you go to the Mac OS X system prefs, and keyboard and mouse, you can check a box to use f1 - f12 as regular function keys, therefore disabling them in the GUI. Very useful for games that use these keys! Regards

How could I miss that! It seems to work perfectly. Thanks so much for your help, now I can configure my games to run at 30fps. Chalk one up for OS X compatibility!

Ok, initial report is that falcon3 runs fine! I have to run dosbox and mount a drive manually, as my frontend is pretty much broken with your build. But this is not a problem, as all I wish to do is see the frames per second, then I will go back to my old build. How can I do this? All I have is the …

With // #define MT32EMU_HAVE_X86, the error lines at the end of my compile output are as such: make[4]: *** [glide.o] Error 1 make[3]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 make[2]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 make: *** [all] Error 2 These are just the errors from make, …

Thanks for that. I have tried to ./configure && make and it hits an error down about a minute into make. Silly me, I got frustrated and closed the terminal and didn't write down the error. It was something like i386.... (lost) clobbered something else - a compiler error I don't understand. Is there …

Thank you gulikoza, I appreciate the response I'm glad to know that. I don't mean to be ignorant but it may come across that way - how can I use your binaries on my intel mac, with the dapplegrey frontend? Will I have to compile it myself for my architecture?

Hi guys, have been using dosbox for years now despite having dedicated hardware to run most of my old games; convenience. That's not the point why I am finally joining up at the forums and posting. I would like to know if there is a command to show FPS (frames per second) in dosbox? I am using the …