It's not terrible, but it's less than ideal. At this point, I've resigned myself to setting my desktop resolution to 960x540 and running Wine Dosbox in a 640x480 window. I went for the DOSBox route, and after typing. >finds Quake: The Offering CD at thrift store. If I set it to 1024x768, it works fine until I go into Windows 3.1 (within Dosbox), and then the picture becomes a strict 640x480 image (i.e., centered and tiny). Installing Quake: The Offering CD using DOSBox, 'Illegal command: install'. If I set the Dosbox fullresolution to 640x480, which is how I have it in my Windows 10 setup, Wine crashes outright with a serious error. I have tried numerous combinations of settings within the nf (fullresolution, aspect ratio, etc) and the Wine configuration (virtual desktop, window manager, etc) to no avail. My native resolution is 1366x768, and I'd like to see Dosbox at 1024x768 with the correct aspect ratio (black bars on the sides). The stock version of Dosbox keeps crashing (for example, in Quake, if I try to move the brightness slider, it crashes) so someone suggested using the Windows version instead, under Wine. ![]() ![]() Hi, I have been trying to get Dosbox to run in 18.1, on a Dell laptop with an i3-5005U CPU and Intel graphics. ![]() The most useful/common ones are: -window. Getting the game data files is normally done by installing the game (or game demo) using Microsoft Windows, or an emulator such as Wine or Dosbox, and.
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