Some of us Linux users still remember the wonderful games that we used to run under DOS. For me the two games that really stand out are Syndicate and X-Com. I found that if I wanted to enjoy these games again, you can buy them (and many other games) from Direct2Drive or GOG, but then you have to use either WINE or a DOS emulator to run them. You can try WINE first, but I found that using DOSBox is by far the best way to run DOS programs. I found DOSBox very easy to setup and wanted to share how I was able to set it up.
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