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Re: DOSEMU/DOSBOX question
- Subject: Re: DOSEMU/DOSBOX question
- From: Paul Lagasse pglagasse@xxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 27 Jan 2008 23:40:38 -0500
Patricia M. Godfrey wrote:
.... I noticed that Jeff Seager (1/24/08) lamented "the loss of the U2
functionality" under Linux, which leaves me wondering why the purely
native Xy routines wouldn't work? Or even, with perhaps a bit of
tweaking, those that, like TYP, PostGhost, and xy2pdf, rely on
Ghostscript and GSView (both available, IIRC, on Linux)?
Though I haven't taken the time to install U2 and manually fill out the
needed paths in the Registry file, purely native Xy routines should
work; my own do (though I had to correct those paths that specified a
drive letter). The only limitations I can think of would be if the
native Xy routine tried to access something the user didn't have the
right permissions for, or needed to access something in a directory not
normally mounted in Dosemu or Dosbox (but you can fix this; though
Dosbox may complain, you can easily tell it to mount the root directory
(/) as C:, if you wish). And tweaking may indeed get additional routines
to work.
Paul