Running DOS in Linux Mint with WINE
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I've tried installing WINE with WINEtricks, as I want to run a DOS window on a Linux Mint 64 bit system. So far, I haven't been successful at doing this. Has anyone been able to accomplish this task, and if so, what installation and setup tricks did you use?
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I've tried installing WINE with WINEtricks, as I want to run a DOS window on a Linux Mint 64 bit system. So far, I haven't been successful at doing this. Has anyone been able to accomplish this task, and if so, what installation and setup tricks did you use?
linux wine
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I've tried installing WINE with WINEtricks, as I want to run a DOS window on a Linux Mint 64 bit system. So far, I haven't been successful at doing this. Has anyone been able to accomplish this task, and if so, what installation and setup tricks did you use?
linux wine
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David WhiteDavid White
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I've tried installing WINE with WINEtricks, as I want to run a DOS window on a Linux Mint 64 bit system. So far, I haven't been successful at doing this. Has anyone been able to accomplish this task, and if so, what installation and setup tricks did you use?
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David WhiteDavid White
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asked Feb 11 at 18:26
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On Linux Mint, installing Wine with
sudo apt install wine
will then allow you to run Wine’s implementation of the Windows command-line interpreter by running
wine cmd
If you’re really looking for DOS, the simplest option is to install DOSBox:
sudo apt install dosbox
Running
dosbox
will then open a DOS emulator.
Wine can automatically use DOSBox to run DOS binaries.
You’ll also find DOSEMU (the dosemu package) but it’s possibly a little harder to set up.
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On Linux Mint, installing Wine with
sudo apt install wine
will then allow you to run Wine’s implementation of the Windows command-line interpreter by running
wine cmd
If you’re really looking for DOS, the simplest option is to install DOSBox:
sudo apt install dosbox
Running
dosbox
will then open a DOS emulator.
Wine can automatically use DOSBox to run DOS binaries.
You’ll also find DOSEMU (the dosemu package) but it’s possibly a little harder to set up.
answered Feb 11 at 19:12
Stephen KittStephen Kitt
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On Linux Mint, installing Wine with
sudo apt install wine
will then allow you to run Wine’s implementation of the Windows command-line interpreter by running
wine cmd
If you’re really looking for DOS, the simplest option is to install DOSBox:
sudo apt install dosbox
Running
dosbox
will then open a DOS emulator.
Wine can automatically use DOSBox to run DOS binaries.
You’ll also find DOSEMU (the dosemu package) but it’s possibly a little harder to set up.
answered Feb 11 at 19:12
Stephen KittStephen Kitt
174k24399476
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On Linux Mint, installing Wine with
sudo apt install wine
will then allow you to run Wine’s implementation of the Windows command-line interpreter by running
wine cmd
If you’re really looking for DOS, the simplest option is to install DOSBox:
sudo apt install dosbox
Running
dosbox
will then open a DOS emulator.
Wine can automatically use DOSBox to run DOS binaries.
You’ll also find DOSEMU (the dosemu package) but it’s possibly a little harder to set up.
answered Feb 11 at 19:12
Stephen KittStephen Kitt
174k24399476
On Linux Mint, installing Wine with
sudo apt install wine
will then allow you to run Wine’s implementation of the Windows command-line interpreter by running
wine cmd
If you’re really looking for DOS, the simplest option is to install DOSBox:
sudo apt install dosbox
Running
dosbox
will then open a DOS emulator.
Wine can automatically use DOSBox to run DOS binaries.
You’ll also find DOSEMU (the dosemu package) but it’s possibly a little harder to set up.
answered Feb 11 at 19:12
Stephen KittStephen Kitt
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