James Bryant

I haven't tried in a while, but if you want, here is a list of the versions that matches each wine version https://wiki.winehq.org/Gecko Since Boxedwine is an x86 (32-bit) emulator,...

I looked more into this and I wasn't able to get the MSI to work either. I don't remember how I've installed it in the past, but on the that...

Yes, you will need to create the file structure and unzip gecko into it.

I fixed a bug where .msi's wouldn't launch, turns out I needed to call "/bin/wine start app.msi" instead of just "/bin/wine app.msi"

Do you use visual studio? If so, I'd recommend just running the debug target, it will spit out a lot more info in console window. I show files that failed...

@aqrit Thanks for the report. It's funny timing because I just fixed this in a branch last week. The soft_mmu branch requires gcc 12 or higher https://github.com/danoon2/Boxedwine/blob/james/soft_mmu/BUILD.md I'm not sure...

Boxedwine doesn't support floppies, but Dosbox does. This link has instructions to mount a floppy .img file in Dosbox http://www.thealmightyguru.com/Wiki/index.php?title=DOSBox

I doubt it will work, the Boxedwine CPU emulator just isn't that good yet. I would think that Dosbox with Windows 3.11 installed would have a better chance of working,...

You can manually download it http://boxedwine.org/v/6/Wine-5.0.zip If you have run the Windows version, then in Users/AppData/Roaming/Boxedwine/, you will find files.xml. The url's are in there.

I'm not sure how well it will work since I haven't spent much time testing. I wouldn't expect much from the control panel. Maybe something like this for your command...