Yes, but for me, it only runs in 16 colors, because it uses IMGMOUNT, I can’t access a mapped host folder, thus i can’t get the required drivers into the OS. If you can help me, that’d be great XD
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I recently installed Win98 in DOSBox-X for a project, and I followed this guide, works really well.
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I opened the image in DOSBox-X, and it actually mounted to folder i was trying to mount too.
I was able to install the S3, and SB16 drivers. Now it works in original DOSBox, thanks for the help!
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yeah it can (source: i ran windows 9x and windows 3.x on vanilla dosbox)
you can delete me from your contacts. i got banned because i exist, stupid w**re Animadoria.
That is not the reason why you were banned, but I’m sure you don’t want me to make public all the reasons of your ban.
In regards to the proper thread, I think it looks good, but the window borders look weird I blame windows 11
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Is this a mac or windows I’m confused
This is Windows 10 22H2
Jit sinned. Fr.
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A wild Megadeth comeback!
You aint even know me like Dat lil bro .
you know who i was right?
answer: pedrox
ya Blud You aint even Know me like dat
blud 
(sorry for necrobump)
desktop looks very good 
I wonder, Linux is way more customizable, or at least it’s supposed to be, but I have never found a perfectly macos looking theme for Linux… All of them have something that fails, like the top bar.
Linux is good but sometimes its kinda confuzzling
Yeah, one time I’ve tried to transform Arch Linux into MacOS 10.(idk), just turned out to be a bit glitchy and not that accurate at the same time (like “Firefox” name looking off)
Also the other thing is that I was using an app that got abandoned in 2020 or smth (although still being widely used)
I know of a linux distro that looks identical. It’s called pearOS. I’m not sure about using it as a main driver though. while all logos that are meant to have the apple logo have a pear instead, like on the apple menu and boot animation, it’s easy to replace the logos to the apple logo
I don’t think I have ever heard about using PearOS as the own Operating System on the main machine, but maybe (because it’s just Ubuntu based), you can tune up and make it optimized for your computer and own needs
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