Well, all that looks reasonable. ONly thing that puzzles me, is that Suse and Redhat have this 'archive' tool in 'utilities', and when I open that up, it'll let me change the directory to find the dosemu download.
and it has an option to 'extract to', so I made the /dosemu directory,
and it seems like the installer would know what to do. And maybe in some distros, it does. Maybe it is a 'permissions' problem. which is one of the worst Linux annoyances for the single user desktop.

One of the things I love about dos is using a ramdrive to unzip new downloads, and 'install' them on the ramdisk. If they dont do what I want, DW lets me delete it all without a trace on my HD. Or better yet, RAR.EXE, which has an ansi scrollbar menu system way beyond tar or gzip.
Eric Auer wrote:

Hi you hot solder hacker,
please contact me next week for an "howto install dosemu" mail
exchange... Basically, you have ~/.dosemu/dosemu-bindir (or similar)
which must point to the directory where the binaries are, and you
must of course have that directory in your path variable, too (or at
least you should set an alias, something like
alias dos='/foo/bar/xdosemu'

Then, you also have to have some directory structure. For me, it is:
 ~/dosemu/conf/ has dosemu.conf
 ~/dosemu/freedos/ becomes C: in the xdosemu box (so you must have
 kernel.sys, command.com and the "commands" subdirectory of Dosemu
 in there or symlinked from there. Commands are things like "exitemu.com")
 ~/dosemu/bin/ has xdosemu, doedebug, dosemu.bin and the like
 the dosemu-bindir points to ~/dosemu/bin or ~/dosemu, I forgot ;-).
 Image files of drives (e.g. the one that I use for A:) are in either
 ~/dosemu/ or ~/dosemu/conf or ~/.dosemu/ or something, I forgot...
 Just ask me again next week, when I am back home.
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