> Hi.
> Dont flame me for this, but, is there a way to open
> a Dos window (to run MS-Dos programs) from the X desktop?
> Like an Xterm with dos running in it.
--------------------Quote:> Thanks.
> Jeff
Jesper de Jong
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by Jesper de Jon » Thu, 30 Oct 1997 04:00:00
> Hi.
> Dont flame me for this, but, is there a way to open
> a Dos window (to run MS-Dos programs) from the X desktop?
> Like an Xterm with dos running in it.
--------------------Quote:> Thanks.
> Jeff
by Lars Torben Wilso » Thu, 30 Oct 1997 04:00:00
> Dont flame me for this, but, is there a way to open
> a Dos window (to run MS-Dos programs) from the X desktop?
> Like an Xterm with dos running in it.
Actually, that's kinda an old link and I haven't tried it for awhile,
so I can't guarantee that it's still there. Check out the Linux
Applications and Utilities page -- at
http://www.xnet.com/~blatura/linapps.shtml. I know there's a link from
there in the emulators section.
Good luck,Quote:> --
> Thanks.
> Jeff
by Jeff Marck » Thu, 30 Oct 1997 04:00:00
Hi.
Dont flame me for this, but, is there a way to open
a Dos window (to run MS-Dos programs) from the X desktop?
Like an Xterm with dos running in it.
--
Thanks.
Jeff
by Manfred Bart » Fri, 31 Oct 1997 04:00:00
To run under X in it's own window, it is started as ``xdos''.
Regards
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