AmpShell v1.1.2.1 is released. AmpShell is a DOSBox front-end for Windows and GNU/Linux (runnable under GNU/Linux if the Mono librairies are installed). Since it's written in C#, it can run on virtually any machine having the .NET Framework installed. Windows Vista (or Windows Seven) machines have already the .NET Framework, and almost all Windows machines have it nowadays. For GNU/Linux (or even other OSes) users, the Mono librairies have to be installed. AmpShell has been successfully tested on Windows 98SE, Windows XP, Windows XP x64 Edition, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and GNU/Linux Ubuntu. It is free software licensed under the GNU GPL v3.

AmpShell v1.1.2.1 Changelog:
Code modifications :
- Minor Bugfix : If AmpShell was closed while being minimized _and_ if "Remember window position" was enabled, it would set it´s location off-screen on the next run. The workaround was to set it to fullscreen via the context menu of the window´s title on the Windows´ task bar.
GUI :
- Added ´Edit default configuration´ to the tool bar.
- Added a Edit, toolbar, and context menu button to make a custom configuration file for the selected game(s) automagicly.
- Minor Bugfix : On GNU/Linux the "Save and apply" button wasn´t visible when editing a game. Hopefully fixed...
Features:
- "Make config file" :
It just copies the default DOSBox configuration file into the game´s directory, and set it as the game´s custom config file.
Removed :
- All that Christmas code & images nonsense.

Download: AmpShell v1.1.2.1
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