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2009-06-27: DOSBox GUI update
An update for the DOSBox configuration GUI. This time, it's starting to look a little more like the Windows 95 interface rather than Windows 3.1. This looks a little less retro, but leaves more space for the window contents. Check out the screenshot below.
Changes:
- Added X close button
- Autoexec editor now has scrollbars
- Cosmetic changes resulting in smaller dialogs (or the same size with extra space)
- Dropdown for full-screen resolution setting
- Fixed combobox and system menu not being closed when clicking the activating control again
- Fixed help text for "speed"
- Fixed memory leak (actually, 2 of em: also check this post)
- Fixed text wrapping when moving window off the right of the screen
Remaining known issues:
- Issues with OpenGL as mentioned before, especially with full-screen mode — the issues themselves aren't unique to the GUI, but also exist in the keymapper
- The "execute now" button in the autoexec editor leaves a spurious prompt/li>
Here's a new screenshot so you can see what it looks like in the new Windows 95 look:
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