Greetings, I wonder if there are plans for the following two features: Menu bar : it would be pretty cool to be able to easily run a game through File>Open, or optionally by dragging it from the file manager to the DosBox window. The menu bar could also have a list of DOS commands (when in the …

Alrighty, a bare bones Python version.

If you're already working with kdialog, you should really take a look at Kommander, which is a much advanced way of doing things you'd usually do with kdialog. It is part of the standard KDE system and allows you to design custom dialog windows. It was made exactly for the task you are trying to do …

New version: bundled the whole thing into a single file script that uses the proper command according to if it is installed and the desktop environment used. You may also force one in particular. Also added zenity support.

Sorry for only replying now guys, but I am not a regular reader of this forum. Why do you have two source files with virtually the same code? Why not just make xdialog a link to kdialog, and check $0 to see which one is called, then you can use the appropriate commands. That sounds like a good idea, …

Update: Ooops, looks like the dialog didn't like spaces in filenames/paths. Nothing that a pair of commas won't fix. Get this version instead of the above one.

Hello there, I've made awhile ago these couple of simple front end that just use KDialog (kde) or Xdialog (gtk) to ask for a few options and then for the program that the user wants to run. It is very easy to setup. Just needs to set the windows partition and dosbox location in the top of the script …