You’ll be greeted by something like this: A copy of Windows 3.1 (you can use any release you want, I’ll be using Windows 3.11 for Workgroups English for Central-Eastern Europe)Īt this point I assume that you know how to install the DOSBox itself, un-7zip the files and open DOSBox.DOSBox itself ( ) – this thing has been ported to numerous OSes so it really shouldn’t be a problem.OK, so we actually don’t need anything really hard to get to run Windows 3.1 on DOSBox – no ROMs, no DOS install media, etc. Set up graphics and sound (in Windows 3.1).With this I mean that we’ll move from Macs (for a while) and rather do some old DOS stuff! I haven’t posted anything in a while, so I thought I’d kick this thing off with some DOSBox and Windows 3.1.Īs I don’t want this blog to become a list of old articles about Classic Mac emulation, we’re going to do something different today.
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