dosbox vs. wine
Cybe R. Wizard
cyber_wizard at mindspring.com
Tue Mar 8 06:40:12 UTC 2011
On Tue, 08 Mar 2011 01:24:30 -0500
Doug <dmcgarrett at optonline.net> wrote:
> For general purpose use--not games--which program is better, in these
> respects: handles more DOS programs; more easily accessible to
> peripherals, like diskdrives, including floppies; less complicated to
> get working; less complicated to use. Would either one run Win 95 or
> Win 98,
> if required? (And if I could still find the disks!) Comments
> solicited on the questions I forgot to ask. (No, don't ask "why."
> The answer is technical programs that have no Linux counterpart.)
>
> The computer on which I would use it has an AMD Sempron running at
> 1500 MHz, 2 GB ram, and an EVGA AGP video card with 528 MB ram.
>
> Thanx--doug
>
Least complex would be a VirtualBox or VMware installation of the
dreaded, "Windows," OS. If it is for work than you should charge the
cost to your company/business. If it isn't, then you should look for a
Linux counterpart of consider seeking funding for such, yourself.
There are plenty of programmers who would love to work for you writing
whatever you wish to have.
Cybe R. Wizard
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