Greetings. Yes, the Dosbian distribution is based on Linux Raspbian, which is a modified Debian for raspberry pi. Dosbian project site for Raspberry Pi, where you can download it: cmaiolino.wordpress.com/dosbian/ If you do not have a Raspberry Pi you can try Dosbuntu, which in turn runs on computers and laptops: dosbuntu.webnode.cz
@@danielrepka7130 Thanks for the information. I have an old mini PC on which I would be interested to install Dosbuntu. In the future I will certainly have a Raspberry Pi. Did you make Dosbian and Dosbuntu? If you type exit in the DosBox prompt of Dosbuntu, I assume that you end up in the Linux terminal.
@@LinuxDos Dosbian is project Carmelo Maiolino. Dosbuntu is my project in the current version based on Linux Mint 20.1. In Dosbian and also Dosbuntu, when you exit Dosbox you go to the simple dialog menu and here is the option to go to the linux console. In the case of Dosbuntu, you can see it in this video: Dosbuntu 2.0 Linux Mint Xfce Edition presentation ua-cam.com/video/OnNHFtE8yM8/v-deo.html
I assume Dosbian is Debian based, given the name. I'm interested in this distribution, because I like Linux and also the era of Dos games.
Greetings. Yes, the Dosbian distribution is based on Linux Raspbian, which is a modified Debian for raspberry pi. Dosbian project site for Raspberry Pi, where you can download it: cmaiolino.wordpress.com/dosbian/
If you do not have a Raspberry Pi you can try Dosbuntu, which in turn runs on computers and laptops:
dosbuntu.webnode.cz
@@danielrepka7130 Thanks for the information. I have an old mini PC on which I would be interested to install Dosbuntu. In the future I will certainly have a Raspberry Pi. Did you make Dosbian and Dosbuntu? If you type exit in the DosBox prompt of Dosbuntu, I assume that you end up in the Linux terminal.
@@LinuxDos Dosbian is project Carmelo Maiolino. Dosbuntu is my project in the current version based on Linux Mint 20.1. In Dosbian and also Dosbuntu, when you exit Dosbox you go to the simple dialog menu and here is the option to go to the linux console. In the case of Dosbuntu, you can see it in this video: Dosbuntu 2.0 Linux Mint Xfce Edition presentation
ua-cam.com/video/OnNHFtE8yM8/v-deo.html
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