Lol, I guess DOSBox 0.65 has no better description than "AMAZING" then!

We did it almost the exact minute! 🤣

I'm in love so far, assuming my little bio menace issue can be easily solved.

so its MUCH better than latest cvs ?

The verdict is still out on a few things, but so far I'm seeing major improvements over the CVS build I was using. I still have quite a bit to try out though.

EDIT - Dear god, even Duke3D runs full speed for me now. 😎

anyway, i wont download, as it comes with a crap installer thing (god i hate those)
Zip/rar version somewhere ?

I confirm the installer is spyware free 😜

I'd never used video record features of the CVS before so this is a fun feature for me to play with. 😁 Perfect for showing people old nostalgic moments.

Good job guys. If I were your boss I'd send you to the Caribbean for a week now... since I'm not you'll have to go on your own 😉

Indeed, this new release is friggin sweet!
Even MDK runs smoothly! Good job, guys!

WOW!!! DOsbox is amazingly improved!!
Extreme Pinball on Ubuntu Linux is now completely smooth and no graphical artifacts anymore!!
Great job!!

how is 0.65 different from say, last month's CVS build? 😲

It's probably an amazing release but for those that enjoy added features such as D3D/OpenGL scaling/filtering, I guess it's stick with a CVS?!

Well, I guess anything considered unstable, not integrating with the rest of dosbox too well, or otherwise less-than-perfect was kept out of the official release so there wouldn't be loads of people complaining about it.

A couple of questions: Does Windows 3.11 work under this version? I lost contact with the CVS builds several months ago.

If so, what is the easiest way to install it from an ISO image? I'm using D-Fend.

WOW! Quake loads now and it actually runs smooth! This is great, nice job guys!

-Brian

Nevlle, AFAIK there is no CD version of Windows 3.11. Anyway, there is an installation how-to in the DOSbox guides subforum.

Click here

Yeah, I know there's no CD version. It's just that in order to make it easier to install it under virtual machines (I use VMWare Workstation) I copied the whole installation package into a ISO file.

I'll check that guide, thanks. BTW, to the dude who said he can run Quake smoothly, what are youe machine specs and what settings are you using? I have quite a few early Pentium era games I'd like to test as well.

Quake is the heaviest of the DOS games. I highly doubt he's running it @ 640x480 probably at some resolution lower than that although it's probably playable @ 640 but not ideal.

Anyways the FPS engine games are the slowest of the protected mode games under DosBox, other protected mode games are just fine with a recent processor.

A pity to hear that... I was looking forward to play "tekwar" or one of those Terminator games.. Maybe next time.