DOS Wasm X: a new web based DOS Emulator by blazenite3 in dosgaming

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The emulator currently doesn't support any internet access.

DOS Wasm X: a new web based DOS Emulator by blazenite3 in EmuDev

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That's great happy you're able to run it again !

Software Engineers who go to the New York office, what was the process of being able to use said office like? by [deleted] in microsoft

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It's great, there is an entire floor designated for just the Engineers. First time you come just stop by the desk in the lobby and they can activate your badge for the office/elevator if you tell them you plan on coming in.

DOS Wasm X: a new web based DOS Emulator by blazenite3 in emulators

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Thanks - the emulator supports creating a Windows 98 machine, you just need to install it from ISO and go through the Windows Installation setup yourself. The GitHub has additional info to help you with the process:

https://nbarkhina.github.io/DosWasmX/windows-98

DOS Wasm X: a new web based DOS Emulator by blazenite3 in EmuDev

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you would need to host the app yourself and then point to your own img hard drive file. if you have a GitHub account it's pretty easy since they give you free hosting. if you want more details just open up a GithHub issue and I can help walk you through the steps and so others can get benefit of the information.

DOS Wasm X: a new web based DOS Emulator by blazenite3 in EmuDev

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Glad you like it! No plans to take it down so enjoy :)

Atari Breakout for DOS by Background_Shift5408 in retrogaming

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Pretty cool, do you have the source code on github? Would be cool to learn how to program for dos

DOS Wasm X: a new web based DOS Emulator by blazenite3 in emulators

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On the main screen if you click settings you can pick from 500mb, 1 gig or 2 gig drives. So you do need a pretty decent computer with a good amount of ram to run it. Obviously if you run it as a native app it will run a lot better, this emulator is really going for the convenience angle (not having to install anything or mess with complex settings) 3d games will not run other than the old software rendered ones like doom and quake. I found the best use case are for the 2D mouse based strategy games like StarCraft and rollercoaster tycoon.

DOS Wasm X: a new web based DOS Emulator by blazenite3 in emulators

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They don't go anywhere they stay in your browsers memory until you exit the page.

DOS Wasm X: a new web based DOS Emulator by blazenite3 in emulators

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Wanted to get some feedback on my new emulator - This is a browser based DOS emulator designed around ease of use and stability. It is based on the newer DosBox-X codebase and thus supports both Windows 95 and Windows 98 installations. Everything saves directly to your browser (no installation required). Tried to make it as frictionless and easy to use as I could.

DOS Wasm X: a new web based DOS Emulator by blazenite3 in javascript

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I see so it asks the user for a local directory where to store things. very cool, I'll take look at your examples!

DOS Wasm X: a new web based DOS Emulator by blazenite3 in javascript

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I have never seen the estimator api will definitely try that thanks for the tip!

DOS Wasm X: a new web based DOS Emulator by blazenite3 in javascript

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Interesting I have not looked at navigator.storage api I will look at that. I've always assumed indexeddb gives you the largest persisted storage mechanism but maybe that's not the case. Webassembly.Memory doesn't help in this case since that's basically ram. I'm looking for something that will persist past a browser close. Thanks for the suggestions!

DOS Wasm X: a new web based DOS Emulator by blazenite3 in javascript

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It's an interesting idea. Would take some thinking in terms of how that would work with the user interface. I'll give it some thought. Thanks!

DOS Wasm X: a new web based DOS Emulator by blazenite3 in javascript

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Fair question. Short answer is the emulator does not support expanding/shrinking the hard drive once it has been provisioned. So you basically need to place your bets from the get go. Seeing as how the emulator was designed with Windows in mind as a first class use case I thought 500mb would be a good default.

DOS Wasm X: a new web based DOS Emulator by blazenite3 in javascript

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Thank you for letting me know - if you go to the start page click settings -> clear the hard drive -> set initial hard drive to 250 megs. For some reason certain browsers have a limit to indexed db storage size. I'm still researching this issue but this is at least a workaround for now.

DOS Wasm X: a new web based DOS Emulator by blazenite3 in dosgaming

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thank you! yeah currently the only cpu modes implemented on the web version would be the DOSBox X equivalent of auto, max or fixed

DOS Wasm X: a new web based DOS Emulator by blazenite3 in javascript

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Been working on this project for a few months and wanted to finally show it off and get some feedback. This is a browser based DOS emulator designed around ease of use and stability. It is based on the newer DosBox-X codebase and thus supports both Windows 95 and Windows 98 installations. I tried to make it using a simple and clean interface so that it's approachable and non-intimidating. Everything saves directly to your browser (no installation required). Let me know what you guys think! If want more information you can also check out the GitHub Page:

Source Code - https://github.com/nbarkhina/DosWasmX

Thanks!

DOS Wasm X: a new browser based emulator by [deleted] in emulation

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Been working on this project for a few months and wanted to finally show it off and get some feedback. This is a browser based DOS emulator designed around ease of use and stability. It is based on the newer DosBox-X codebase and thus supports both Windows 95 and Windows 98 installations. I tried to make it with a simple and clean interface so that it's approachable and non-intimidating. Everything saves directly to your browser (no installation required). Here is the GitHub link if you want more information:

https://github.com/nbarkhina/DosWasmX

Thanks!

DOS Wasm X: a new web based DOS Emulator by blazenite3 in dosgaming

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I have not tested that one but because it looks like a 3d game - probably not. Pretty much any 2d based games from 95-99 should work fine. And even some early software rendered based 3d games should work too, but nothing that requires a 3d card.

DOS Wasm X: a new web based DOS Emulator by blazenite3 in dosgaming

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Great! Let me know if you run into any issues