Boxer application updates Update notifications for new versions of Boxer. 2012-02-11T17:00:00+02:00 http://boxerapp.com/appcast_0.8x Alun Bestor http://boxerapp.com/ abestor@boxerapp.com Boxer 1.3.2 released 2012-07-13T20:00:00+03:00 http://boxerapp.com/download/latest 10.5

What’s new since 0.87?

  • Literally everything. Boxer 1.3.2 is light-years ahead of what you’re using right now.
  • Seriously, please, upgrade already.
 Boxer 0.87 released 2009-08-30T19:30:00+02:00 http://boxerapp.com/releases/0.87 10.4
  • Based on DOSBox 0.73 for faster, stronger, more assertive emulation.
  • Ostentatious shelf background for newly-minted DOS Games folders.
  • Smarter game installer and lots of game compatibility fixes.
  • Many interface refinements to make Boxer tidier, more helpful and less autocratic.
  • Friendlier messages for DOS commands to make trips to the DOS prompt bearable.
  • Snow Leopard-compatible.
  • 8 months’ worth of bugfixes!
 Boxer 0.85 released 2008-12-27T21:30:00+02:00 http://boxerapp.com/releases/0.85 10.4.7
  • More reliable behaviour and bugfixes galore.
  • Doesn’t screw up your Spaces any longer. (It seemed like a good idea at the time…)
  • Smarter game installation that’s better at figuring out how to prepare games.
  • Improved game detection and support for more hard-to-please games.
  • More handy DOS commands to make life on the prompt more bearable.
  • Clearer dialogs and friendlier choices when you quit a game.
  • G3 PowerPC support (you poor things.)
 Boxer 0.8 released 2008-10-25T12:00:00+02:00 http://boxerapp.com/releases/0.8 10.4.7
  • More toys. Boxer 0.8 comes with 4 ready-to-play sample games, rounded out with a set of useful DOS utilities.
  • Drag-drop game installation. Drag CDs and game folders onto the new installer droplet to install and package them. Import a game’s CD so you can play the game without it. Increased DOS disk space lets those really big CD games install.
  • Smarter friendlier behaviour. Launch Boxer to browse your games folder now, instead of a DOS prompt. Sensible default locations in place of nagging questions. Game packages remember your CPU speed adjustments. Games on read-only drives are copied to ensure they can save their data.
  • Better Mac integration. Boxer now automatically supports non-US keyboards, scales the window better for large screens, and makes sure Spaces keyboard shortcuts don’t interfere with games. And if you have Growl, Boxer will show pretty notifications too.
  • More power-user features. Hold down Option as you launch a game package to choose a program inside it. Easily start IPX networks. [autoexec] blocks now let you run programs on auto-mounted drives.
  • ¿Habla Español? Boxer speaks Finnish, German, and now Spanish and Swedish too.