#Running windows 3.1 in dosbox install#
#Running windows 3.1 in dosbox software#

but I thought it was funny that at the time, the artificial intelligence I programmed into it pushed even 486 machines to their limits (but then again, a lot of it had to do with the fact that Visual Basic 3.0 didn't compile to native machine code). That was my very first serious Windows application - for 3.1! It wasn't too difficult to create. The VB game I referred to that I wrote was a version of 'Connect Four.' I'm sure you're familiar with it - where you drop chips into a grid and try to get four in a row. I like to encourage people when they are enthused about something. Im jobless and I watch my 1.5 year old daughter during the day so I have the time to do this right now. I was gonna somehow use that to connect them but its a lot of work. It has the source code in the book and uses the printer port for the connection. Ive got this book thats a little old called real world interfacing with qbasic as the coding that programs the electronics. What type of game was it? Was it hard to code? I think that it would be cool to use qbaisc as the codeing that links the computers together. You made me feel like I know what Im talking about. I doubt my chances but I really hope I can. I didn't even mean to gain what I call level 1 security hacking, I just liked Damn Small Linux.

#Running windows 3.1 in dosbox software#

One more thing, did you know that Damn Small Linux overides the security login in windows XP for the users? It bypasses it and looks at software on the harddive. Technically with dosbox and dsl, I now can run windows 3.1 on any computer that runs Damn Small Linux which is like everything without installing it to any drive. I also have a remaster of Damn Small Linux that has the windows on the cdrom. If I could do that then i could run more modern programs. 'Back in 92' if you wanted to up grade windows 3.1 to win 95 it was ok because win 95 was also dos based.

#Running windows 3.1 in dosbox install#

I want to install win 95 on my XBOX but it can't find the hardware when it does the check. I heard that NASA and the military have done this to make a cheap supercomputer because they didn't have the funds. If they are all running Linux it should't be that hard but Im not that skilled in setting up networks. I want to make a supercomputer that links all the computers in the house and makes them act as one which is 6 not-including the old PS2.