It seems like a very common thing with people who are interested in DOS.Īnyway, getting off topic. I might ask about that debate later, though. I'm more content in just using Vbox right now, so please don't bring it up. Honestly, I don't care about DOSBox right now.

I've seen an on going debate all over the web about people using DOS in Vbox versus just simply outright using DOSBox. Obviously, one must run Win 3.1 on top of MS-DOS (I installed 6.22, the latest version of DOS). Now, I have actually managed to install both of them onto my virtualbox. I'm interested in seeing what the limits of DOS (and Win 3.1) are. I don't know what it is, but I think it's just the nostalgia. Now, let me start this off: Recently, I've been interested in older operating systems. I did a bit of research already, and well. As a matter of fact, I joined these forums primarily because I was unable to find a straight answer (nor was I able to find a detailed one) in regards to my question. I've sifted around through the forums a bit and I am not sure I found anything in regards to what I am about to ask. If for some reason this has already been covered, then forgive me for any duplicate topics. This will actually be my first post, so bare with me.

Good evening, everyone! I am new to these forums, as well as virtualbox itself - actually, I am new to a few things, but I'll get to that in a moment.

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