John Novak

> You may also consider an auto-off when the user hits a key or presses a mouse button. Good idea, we might play around with it and see how it...

> DOSBox-X implemented an auto-off by default (controllable via a config file setting), as leaving it on caused spurious events when the user pressed a key. e.g., pressing Enter would...

I like the "fast foward" suggestion; let's call it that. Thanks @GranMinigun 🎉 I've updated the top post according to the new naming. "stop turbo on key" — I don't...

> You can expand your tested software with something like Microsoft Word 6.1 for Windows: > > https://winworldpc.com/product/microsoft-word/6x Does it need some locking specific functionality, do you know @Grounded0 ?

@weirddan455 @Grounded0 How about we use a "standardised" Win3.x base install for all our testing? Our wiki has a lot of helpful hints on setting up Win3.x, but it's a...

> happens maybe 1 in 4 times you try to launch a DOS program from inside Windows 3.1. In general, launching DOS programs in Win3.x is the last of our...

> I thought Windows support was out of scope for Staging? At least that's what Staging's web site lists as a non-goal. Read the about page carefully, man 😄 Everythig...

> True. Everything continues to work in DOS. It also breaks Window's MS-DOS prompt, which is the easiest way to reproduce the regression. Yeah, and the guiding principle to everything...

> I agree 100%. I'm not even sure DOSBox is the right approach at all for Win9x. Maybe DOSBox-X does a decent job, haven't tried it but all the DOS...

> > I'll do that over the coming days, ideally sometime next week. > > Sounds good. Anyway, I've addressed your comments so I'll merge soon if no objections. Thanks!...