HowToPhil (Phillip R)This is useful if you want to use dosemu -t to run old #DOS programs in Linux terminals
https://github.com/keaston/cp437
cp437 dosemu -t -E QB.EXE
Julius Schwartzenberg - Юліус@howtophil is this actually necessary? I asked on the dosemu2 side:
https://github.com/dosemu2/dosemu2/discussions/2823
There is quite a bit of codepage handling inside dosemu itself which I'd expect to handle the conversion between the DOS and terminal code page.
@jschwart Yes, it is required if you are running it in the terminal or xterm, but not if you're letting it run in an X window or SDL window.
Here it is in a terminal without cp437
@howtophil judging from the comments by Stas and Bart, that would seem to be a bug. Maybe you could report?
@jschwart It's on Github and do not do 2-factor, multi-factor, or any other security-theater authentication. So, I cannot.
@howtophil ah, that's unfortunate. (I presume you are aware that there are multiple browser extensions for Firefox for instance that make TOTP quite painless. I generally understand any hesitance towards GitHub though.)
I'll see if I can reproduce what you see. Which DOSEMU packages are you using?