Its funny I actually first got the game running in dosbox on a mac. It felt strange running an old dos game on a mac. I had printed out the config file for Pandora and UAKM after I got it working but I don't know where I put them. I have a Dell laptop right now because it was required for college but I plan on picking up a mac down the road (I miss OS X). If I ever find those papers I'll post some info. I plan on putting an OSX classics install guide on my blog but that won't be until I get a mac again.
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Pandora Directive Install Guide:
http://www.glennsguides.com/2007/07/cla ... ndora.html
Under A Killing Moon Install Guide:
http://www.glennsguides.com/2007/07/cla ... lling.html
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Pandora Directive Install Guide:
http://www.glennsguides.com/2007/07/cla ... ndora.html
Under A Killing Moon Install Guide:
http://www.glennsguides.com/2007/07/cla ... lling.html
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Hello, my first post on the board.
I'm a Mac user, have a MacBook Core Duo 1.8ghz, 2Gb Ram, and running OS 10.4.11. I have DOSBox 0.72 running, and I'm trying to play UAKM. Unfortunately, the video is snail-slow, the audio hesitates, pops and is really stutter-y. Sometimes the video plays okay, sometimes it's impossible. I made ISOs of my CDs and load them thinking that maybe that will help it work faster, but there's no change.
Anyone out there who are Mac users figure out how to make UAKM play smoothly in DOSBox on the Mac?
I'm a Mac user, have a MacBook Core Duo 1.8ghz, 2Gb Ram, and running OS 10.4.11. I have DOSBox 0.72 running, and I'm trying to play UAKM. Unfortunately, the video is snail-slow, the audio hesitates, pops and is really stutter-y. Sometimes the video plays okay, sometimes it's impossible. I made ISOs of my CDs and load them thinking that maybe that will help it work faster, but there's no change.
Anyone out there who are Mac users figure out how to make UAKM play smoothly in DOSBox on the Mac?
I had a PC that was 1.8 Ghz and I couldn't play UAKM properly until I bought my new computer, which is over 3 Ghz. I know that doesn't help much.DakRoland wrote:Hello, my first post on the board.
I'm a Mac user, have a MacBook Core Duo 1.8ghz, 2Gb Ram, and running OS 10.4.11. I have DOSBox 0.72 running, and I'm trying to play UAKM. Unfortunately, the video is snail-slow, the audio hesitates, pops and is really stutter-y. Sometimes the video plays okay, sometimes it's impossible. I made ISOs of my CDs and load them thinking that maybe that will help it work faster, but there's no change.
Anyone out there who are Mac users figure out how to make UAKM play smoothly in DOSBox on the Mac?
Try pressing increasing the emulation speed and using frame skip. I can't tell you what keys do that, since I only know the PC ones.
Try downloading the "dosbox.conf" file from Nilo's Site and replace the default one inside your DOSBox-0.72 directory. It may help.
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A sansGUI interface is one that does not have the small features called "Windows". The term comes from the French word sans, meaning "without".
SansGUI's are more typically used in Unix-like Operating Systems. The conventional wisdom is that a GUI (Grapical User Interface) help guide the casual computer user to perform routine tasks with Point and Click simplicity. SansGUI's have acquired considerable acceptance for users accustomed to the CLI (Command Line Interface).
SansGUI's are more typically used in Unix-like Operating Systems. The conventional wisdom is that a GUI (Grapical User Interface) help guide the casual computer user to perform routine tasks with Point and Click simplicity. SansGUI's have acquired considerable acceptance for users accustomed to the CLI (Command Line Interface).