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DOSBox 3DS vs DOSBox-X

DOSBox 3DS

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DOSBox-X

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FigureDOSBox 3DSDOSBox-X
Price from—Free
Free plan—Yes
Free trial——
Open source—Yes
Windows—Yes
macOS—Yes
Linux—Yes
Self-hosted—Yes
Plans published02
Spec score · MS-DOS Emulators7.2 (#19)8.7 (#4)
ConfigurationDOSBox creates a configuration file on first run, and its settings can be changed to customize behavior.It includes a graphical configuration tool and many options for customizing the virtual machine.
NetworkingThe manual describes serial null-modem multiplayer over a network or the internet.The project includes NE2000 Ethernet emulation and networking support.
PurposeDOSBox 3DS is a port of DOSBox-SVN for Nintendo 3DS.DOSBox-X is an open-source DOS emulator for running DOS applications and games.

Plans

DOSBox 3DS

No plans published.

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DOSBox-X

  • DOSBox-XFree
  • FreeFree

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DOSBox 3DS

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DOSBox-X

DOSBox-X is a free, open-source DOS emulator for running DOS applications and games on Linux, macOS and Windows. It also supports DOS-based Windows guests, including Windows 3.x and Windows 9x/Me. The project emphasizes general emulation and accurate hardware behavior, with DOS/V services and emulation for NEC PC-98, AX and J-3100 systems. A graphical configuration tool and many virtual-machine options let users adjust the emulated environment. DOSBox-X provides up to 100 save slots, with automatic saving for selected programs or at user-defined intervals. Its emulated NE2000 adapter supports guest networking through PCAP and Slirp backends. Printing can use parallel ports and real or emulated printers, with PostScript or PNG output. Launching host applications from the emulator is disabled by default for security and can be enabled through configuration or a command-line option. The project describes use for DOS software, historical preservation, testing and continued DOS development; emulating Pentium 4-or-higher CPUs and post-2000 PC hardware are listed as non-goals.

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