Release DOSBox-X 2026.05.02
DOSBox-X fork of the DOSBox project. Contribute to joncampbell123/dosbox-x development by creating an account on GitHub.
- DOSBox-X will now check both the current directory and the .config
directory in your home directory for DOSBox-X logo PNG files.
It is now possible to configure one set of PNG files as a default
for all uses of DOSBox-X from your user account. (joncampbell123).
- src/gui/render.cpp: Added missing ifdef conditional on C_METAL to enable
building on macOS platforms without Metal support. (herrnst)
- Fixed Metal support detection: add framework linker flags to configure
check (maron2000)
- Fixed window position not centered even when windowposition option is set
to do so. (maron2000)
- Fixed MSCDEX device name padding for short names (maron2000)
- When DOS games use the Adlib FM chip to do "digitized speech", DOSBox-X
does emulate that correctly, and it also correctly emulates how low
the volume is on the sound card output. However to make it more
audible, a new option "adlib pcm boost" has been added. If set,
and the Adlib emulation detects that the guest application is
playing PCM audio through it, the audio levels of the FM output
will be amplified to make the digitized speech much more audible.
(joncampbell123)
- DOSBox-X will now check both the current directory and the .config
directory in your home directory for DOSBox-X logo PNG files.
It is now possible to configure one set of PNG files as a default
for all uses of DOSBox-X from your user account. (joncampbell123).
- src/gui/render.cpp: Added missing ifdef conditional on C_METAL to enable
building on macOS platforms without Metal support. (herrnst)
- Fixed Metal support detection: add framework linker flags to configure
check (maron2000)
- Fixed window position not centered even when windowposition option is set
to do so. (maron2000)
- Fixed MSCDEX device name padding for short names (maron2000)
- When DOS games use the Adlib FM chip to do "digitized speech", DOSBox-X
does emulate that correctly, and it also correctly emulates how low
the volume is on the sound card output. However to make it more
audible, a new option "adlib pcm boost" has been added. If set,
and the Adlib emulation detects that the guest application is
playing PCM audio through it, the audio levels of the FM output
will be amplified to make the digitized speech much more audible.
(joncampbell123)