Played around with DESQview/X today. Pretty cool. Not sure what I'd ever be using it for. I guess if you wanted to run multiple text mode DOS programs at the same time - it's *really* good at that. But other than that, it's kind of clunky. An impressive feature is being an X11 client/server. You can use Unix programs running on a Unix machine on your DOS PC, or you can stream DOS programs or Windows 3.1 (real/standard modes only) to a Unix station. Not sure how often you'd want to do that though
@comchia The game is crazy hard, bordering on near-impossible at times. However, it centers around a time rewind mechanic, so unwinnable scenarios are intentional.
And now almost an EXCLUSIVE: a native MPEG version of this cutscene from the ReelMagic version of the game, previously seen only by a handful of mortals:
RIP Donald Sutherland. Here is his only credit in a DOS game - a CD-ROM update of Cryo Interactive's 1992 point & click adventure 'KGB' known as 'Conspiracy': #DOSGaming
Any theater/lit enthusiasts in the house? Can anyone recommend a decent English translation of The Servant of Two Masters? Beginning to think that English may be too rigid of a language to preserve the flow of the play.
Haven't seen this until just now, but I have a feeling I'll be referencing this a bunch going forward in my that annual "Windows 3.x is *not* just a GUI" online fights. A nicely laid out, easy to understand technical explanation of how Windows 3.x functions: https://www.xtof.info/inside-windows3.html