Qbix wrote: did you include a -c "exit" ? Yep.

Jorpho wrote: Yes, that is one way of doing it. Why don't you try it and find out? It doesn't appear to do anything. I get the DOSBox version and configuration "loading" screen. Thanks, ignatius

It HAS a console mode. In fact, it emulates a DOS computer, so you can use DOS commands to install and run games. I guess you're using some front end to DOSBox (maybe because you've downloaded a compilation that includes a front end). Front ends are used because: - Some users have forgotten how to …

It would be nice if DOSBox had a "console" mode. So you don't have to be in a GUI to use it.