Just out of curiousity, why are you trying to install Geoworks? I had purchased Ensemble 2.0 in the days of Windows 3.0 and installed it. To be honest I wasn't impressed. Ensemble was nothing more than a shell with AOL built-in and some included apps. Windows had 386 enchanced mode which allowed …

Windows 95/98 have very good support for playing DOS games. I have a Pentium II 400MHz with Win98 and and am able to play Duke 3D, Descent, Zoop, Wacky Wheels, Raptor etc within a DOS Window (full screen of course). Make sure your sound card supports DOS emulation. Open a DOS window and type SET and …

I tried running Wing Commander on my Pentium 3 and it was unplayable because it was way too fast. Back in the DOS days there were a number 'PC slow-down' utilities available for such games, specifically for games made to run on 8086 machines. I tried an exhaustive search but couldn't find any. …

I personally have never tried networking with DOSBOX but according to this thread you can't get there from here: http://www.vogons.org/viewtopic.php?t=21230 If you really want to get networking in WFW 3.11 going I recommend MS Virtual PC. I have DOS 6.222\WFW running with full network support. …

I use Virtual PC in XP with DOS 6.22 as a guest. I use it mostly to mess around with boot disks but I also have WFW 3.11 running with network support since it emulates an Intel NIC. It runs DOS very well and even a few of the DOS games I've run under it. I also have a Win 98 guest but haven't tried …

Doesn't affect me, I use different passwords for everything. KeePass is your friend. http://keepass.info/

You probably are gonna have to experiment since I've had mixed results with different games. output=surface is good for general use but as you mentioned the graphics are sometimes fuzzy. Best thing to do is open the dosbox.conf file, change the output= parameter to a different setting, save it then …