xdosemu colors not -pc

xdosemu colors not -pc

[Mike McCarty]

I note that the xdosemu does indeed start up an X Window, but not
with the intense colors used with MSDOS. Is there a reason for that?
Also, I find that I am unable to resize the font as I would with,
say, an xterm, and the window will not resize to full screen.

Thanks for any explanations.

Mike
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Re: SPAM:: xdosemu colors not -pc

[Bart Oldeman]

On Tue, 4 Apr 2006, Mike McCarty wrote:

> I note that the xdosemu does indeed start up an X Window, but not
> with the intense colors used with MSDOS. Is there a reason for that?

I don't understand what you mean. I see bright foreground and background 
colours both working.

> Also, I find that I am unable to resize the font as I would with,
> say, an xterm, and the window will not resize to full screen.

Press ctrl-alt-f to resize to full screen.
You can choose a font using $_X_font, or by using the xmode utility. 
Otherwise resizing with the mouse just resizes the default bitmapped font 
but does not add extra lines like xterm does.

Bart