Improvements to keyboard input:

• Numeric keypad support for Macbooks and Apple Wireless Keyboards: Press Cmd+U or hold down Fn to make 789/UIO/JKL act as a numpad.
• Toggling Numlock now displays a notification bezel.
• Send Key menu now indicates the current Numlock and Scroll-lock status.
• Insert key on non-Mac keyboards now properly acts as Insert key in DOS.

Improvements to the DOS prompt:

• You can now paste text into the DOS prompt to execute DOS commands. (Pasting into DOS programs will arrive in a future update.)
• DOS prompt now unpauses when drag-dropping new drives into the window.
• Fixed REVEAL command ignoring the path you specify, and improved its error messages.

Bugfixes:

• Fixed regression in 1.2.1 that caused crashes during gamebox startup.
• (Hopefully) fixed occasional hangs when starting up a DOS session.
• Fixed savegames not getting saved correctly in Seasons of Sakura and 3 Sisters’ Story.
• Fixed MT-32 detection for GOG.com release of Battle Chess II.
• Prevented OS X’s own Ctrl+F7 shortcut from interfering with the DOS window.
• Changed the default games folder location back to [home folder]/DOS Games. This does not affect existing games folders.

Rendering fixes:

• Eliminated screen-tearing in fullscreen and windowed mode, woohoo!
• Fixed crappy fullscreen performance on certain Mac models.

Game compatibility fixes:

• Fixed crashes and broken CD imports when importing GOG.com games that contain BIN+CUE images (affected Dungeon Keeper, Castles II, Redneck Rampage and others.)
• Fixed CD copy protection in the GOG.com release of Pro Pinball: Timeshock.
• Fixed hang when switching CDs in Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars.
• Fixed crash when launching Comanche 3 installer.
• Fixed hang when launching FIFA ’94 installer.
• Fixed CD copy protection in abandonware rips of Steel Panthers 2.
• Fixed juddering animations in Commander Keens 4–6.

Input fixes:

• Updated Joypad integration to improve joystick mode switching.
• Fixed keyboard lag in other applications when Boxer was busy and “Ignore OS X hotkeys while a game is running” was enabled.
• Fixed (thankfully rare) issue where keyboard stopped responding after quitting Boxer, when “Ignore OS X hotkeys while a game is running” was enabled.
• Improved mouse pointer behaviour when “Use seamless mouse pointer” is enabled.
• Fixed keys sometimes getting ‘stuck’ if Cmd was pressed while they were held down.
• Fixed controller axis mappings for Thrustmaster T.Flight HOTAS stick.

Other fixes and tweaks:

• Removed choice of DOS Games folder location when launching Boxer for the first time. This now defaults to Documents/DOS Games, though the location can still be changed later from the Preferences window (or moved/renamed in Finder.)
• Fixed bug in Inspector panel that was preventing changes to settings from getting saved occasionally.
• Fixed notification icons and bootleg cover art being scaled incorrectly on OS X 10.5.
• Boxer now always auto-pauses in the background while waiting at the DOS prompt.
• Made help pages look tidier and prettier.

Roland MT-32 support:

• Emulates the Roland MT-32/CM-32L Sound Module, beloved of Sierra and Origin fans everywhere. Big kudos to the Munt project for their emulation! Emulation requires MT-32 or CM-32L ROMs, which aren’t legal to bundle with Boxer. Drag your own ROMs into Boxer’s Audio Preferences to enable the emulation.
• Displays secret game messages from the MT-32’s LCD in a spiffy bezel overlay.
• Detects if you’ve got a real MT-32 plugged in, and pipes MT-32 music to that automatically. No configuration needed: just a MIDI-to-USB cable.
• Autodetects MT-32-compatible games: just tell the game to play MT-32 music and you’re all set.

Easier CD-swapping for multi-CD games:

• Adding a new CD will replace any previous one, using the same drive letter. No more shuffling drives around when you need the next disc!
• The Drives Inspector displays inactive CDs along with the currently-active one, so you can swap back and forth between CDs quickly. (You can also cycle through CDs with Cmd+Shift+left/right.)
• Extra CDs can be imported into the gamebox from the Drives panel while playing, making them always available to swap between.

Much more reliable importing from Good Old Games:

• Custom DOSBox emulation settings are now imported along with the game files, to ensure the game works as it should: no need to fix sound settings or mess with drive mounts.
• These settings are used to pick the right program to launch automatically, so you can get playing straight away.

A laundry-list of other improvements and bugfixes:

• No more switching Spaces by accident! OS X’s own function key and arrow-key hotkeys are now suppressed while playing, in all OS X versions. May require a tweak to your Universal Access preferences: see Boxer’s Preferences panel for details.
• Added options to Mouse Inspector to modify/disable Boxer’s Ctrl+click and Ctrl+Opt+click mouse button shortcuts, to fix games that give these key combos their own behaviour.
• Improved game startup times.
• New look-and-feel for program panel to fit in better on Lion.
• Tweaked fullscreen scaling to reduce stretchmarks.
• Added friendly explanations when a drive could not be mounted or unmounted.
• Game import can now be cancelled while it is scanning a game folder.
• OS X 10.5: Suppressed “This game appears to be ignoring your joystick” warning when Gamepad Companion or ControllerMate are running.
• OS X 10.7: Fixed mouse disappearing ‘behind’ the Inspector panel in seamless mouse mode.
• OS X 10.7: Fixed drives disappearing from Drives panel when dragging them around.
• OS X 10.7: Fixed occasional mis-importing of CDs.
• OS X 10.7: Fixed spurious drive-added/drive-removed notifications when starting a game.
• Fixed incorrect D-pad directions on Playstation 3 controllers.
• Fixed trackpad taps not getting registered in certain games.
• Fixed crash at startup when scanning disc images that have unreadable files (affected some releases of Theme Hospital.)
• Emulation fixes for Siege, The Incredible Machine, Wizardry VII, Car & Driver, Cannon Fodder, Broken Sword, Jetfighter 2, F-14 Tomcat, Terminators 2029 and Rampage, Elite Plus, Ignition, The Pandora Directive, Mechwarrior, MDK, A.T.A.C, B-17 Flying Fortress, Dogfight, Harrier Jump Jet, Angel Devoid, Screamer, Turrican II, The Lion King, Wolfenstein 3D, Geekwad, Return of the Phantom, Mortal Kombat, Mortal Kombat Trilogy, Dawn Patrol and Xenon II. (phew!)
• Game import fixes for Super Tetris, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles 2, Quarantine, System Shock and Wing Commander III.

Joystick improvements:

• Better controller mappings for:
  • Logitech Dual Action, RumblePad 2, and Fx10 series gamepads
  • Logitech Formula Force, MOMO Racing and G25/G27 series wheels
  • 3rd-party XBOX 360 controllers
• CH Flightstick Pro throttle emulation works better with gamepads and displays the current throttle level on-screen.
• Per-game option to disable joystick emulation, to avoid interfering with external tools like Gamepad Companion.
• If a game seems to be ignoring your joystick input, Boxer will remind you to turn on joystick control within the game.
• Reduced axis deadzone from 25% to 20% to make sticks more sensitive.
• On most controllers, buttons 5-8 are now also bound to the four DOS joystick buttons.
• Improved gamepad detection to more reliably apply twin-stick racing wheel layout.

Better disk handling:

• The program panel now discovers programs located on ISOs and floppy-disk images, and can set them as the default program for a gamebox. This makes it much easier to play games that have left all their programs on the CD.
• Drives are scanned for available programs in the background, resulting in quicker gamebox startup.
• Added support for .IMG and .VFD floppy-disk image formats.
• Fixed floppy-disk images hanging on PowerPC Macs.

Fixes for 10.7 Lion:

• Fixed nasty fullscreen lag under Lion.
• Fixed occasional Lion crash when tapping the DOS window’s close button on a trackpad.
• Disabled restore-windows-at-startup in Lion, to prevent numerous startup bugs and general misbehaviour.

General fixes and tweaks:

• New bezel notifications for switching to fullscreen, pausing, adjusting CPU speed and adding/removing drives.
• Flicker-free fullscreen transitions, smooth crossfades in program panel, and other cosmetic improvements.
• Automatic configuration for Pinball Dreams, Pinball Fantasies and Metaltech: Earthsiege.
• Disabled blur effect behind Inspector panel in preparation for App Store compatibility.
• Removed Growl support, now that it has been superseded by built-in bezels.

Joysticks, Baby!

• Emulates four kinds of DOS-era joysticks: regular joystick/gamepad, Thrustmaster FCS, CH FlightStick Pro or racing wheel.
• Plug-and-play support for Mac-compatible USB and Bluetooth game controllers, with instructions for getting your 360 or PS3 controller working in OS X.
• Native Joypad support: turn your iPhone into a gamepad, with custom layouts for each DOS joystick type.
• A new Inspector panel for tweaking joystick settings while you play.

OS X 10.7 Lion compatibility:

• Supports Lion’s new-and-improved fullscreen mode.
• Limited support for Lion's new resume features: quit while playing, and Boxer will start up with the same game next time.
• Boatloads of Lion-specific bugfixes, large and small.

Other fixes and improvements:

• Hold [fn] to override Boxer’s Ctrl-click and Opt-click shortcuts: so they’re sent directly to DOS instead of simulating a right-click/middle-click.
• The Mac’s display is now prevented from going to sleep while a game is running and unpaused.
• Added an option in the cover-art dropzone’s right-click menu to do an image search for the current game.
• Expanded help for Inspector window panels.
• Fixed a couple of crash bugs when closing the DOS window.
• Improvements to game importing, and configuration fixes for a zillion more games.

Improvements to game importing:

• Physical CD-ROMs are now ripped as disc images during game importing: fixes copy protection in many games and makes CD audio into a part of the gamebox.
  If you’ve had copy protection trouble with a game you imported from CD, try importing it again now.
• Better progress messages, option to skip lengthy CD rips, and various other tweaks to game import UI behaviour.

Better PowerPC compatibility:

• Fixed corrupt graphics in CGA and Tandy emulation modes on PowerPC Macs.
• Reverted default CPU speed back to 3000 cycles, to improve PowerPC performance and fix timing issues in several old games.
  If you find that any of your older games now run too slow, please send me a bug report!

Fixes to mouse and keyboard handling:

• Mouse input is now enabled for all games, not just ones that ask for the mouse. Fixes mouse control in Space Crusade, Fantasy Empires, Precision Simulator and others.
• Tweaked three-finger tap gesture to prevent accidental clicks and work more like OS X's own single and double-taps.
• Fixed mouse getting unlocked whenever the window size changes.
• Tweaked how key repeats are handled, fixing misbehaviour in some games when holding down a key.

Shoutouts to my MT-32 bros:

• Added documentation for making games play through a real MT-32: search for “mt32” from the Help menu.
  No MT-32 emulation yet, for now Boxer only supports the real thing.
• Optional MIDI delay for early-model MT-32s to fix lockups and missing instruments (see documentation for details.)
• Fixed CoreMIDI output leaving notes hanging when you pause or quit.

Other nice things:

• Per-game option to close the window once the game exits to DOS. Off by default but can be toggled from the Game Inspector panel.
• Fixed crashes when launching programs from Finder while a DOS session is open.
• Doubleclicking a gamebox in Finder while it is waiting at the DOS prompt will now start the gamebox’s default program.

Improvements to game importing and disk-image handling:

• Support for mounting and importing from .IMA floppy-disk images.
• Better importing for many Good Old Games releases: standalone .GOG disc images are now properly recognised and imported as .ISOs.
• “Auto-Pause in Background” option is now ignored while importing a game, to allow lengthy installer operations to complete unattended.
• Extra volumes no longer appear in Finder when Boxer is importing from a disk image.
• Newly-imported gameboxes with duplicate names now get a different suffix to avoid them looking like sequels.

Input fixes and tweaks:

• Fixed Shift keys sticking when pressed simultaneously (sorry pinball game fans!)
• CapsLock state is synchronised correctly at startup and when switching back to Boxer.
• Added F11 and F12 shortcuts to Send Key menu.
• Changed speed up/slow down CPU shortcuts to Cmd-Up and Cmd-Down.
• Cursor now vanishes correctly after unpausing when "Follow mouse when Unlocked" is enabled.

Other fixes:

• Boxer now prevents you from choosing to keep your games directly in an OS X system folder (Documents, Applications, your Home folder etc.) Subfolders of these are still fine of course.

Yeah baby! I’m sick of release candidates, let’s roll!

UI tweaks:

• Added Cmd-P to pause, with option to auto-pause while minimized/in background.
• Reintroduced Cmd-Left and Cmd-Right shortcuts for nudging the CPU speed up/down.
• Reorganised menus to collect these options into a new Emulation menu.
• Three-finger tap on trackpad to simulate clicking the left and right mouse buttons simultaneously (requires multitouch trackpad.)

General improvements and fixes:

• Preliminary support for developer previews of OS X 10.7 Lion.
• Fixed dock and menu not hiding when entering full screen mode quickly.
• Fixed mouse not unlocking properly when Cmd-Tabbing, and cases of mouse buttons getting stuck.
• Fixed Ctrl, Alt, Shift and CapsLock occasionally getting stuck when switching applications or using global shortcuts.
• Cleaned up some mistakes in application help.
• Added auto-configurations for Royal Flush Pinball and Case of the Rose Tattoo.

(Sorry early-birds who caught the previous version! 20110325.2 fixes a stuck-key bug in 20110325.1 when switching focus back to Boxer.)

Shelf art a-go-go

• Enlarged games folder shelf background up to 4000x4000 pixels (depending on your Mac's maximum texture size), to avoid running out of shelf for big games collections.
• Shelf background will also be applied to all subfolders in your games folder that contain gameboxes of their own.
• The background image can be found at [Home]/Application Support/Boxer/Shelf Artwork/, and replaced with your own if you prefer.

More help, vicar?

• Comprehensive searchable application help, bundled with Boxer and available from the Help menu.
• Help buttons on various windows to assist with game importing, rendering options, sound card settings etc.
• Acknowledgements and full license legalese.

Other improvements and fixes

• Fixed game importer erroneously rejecting .CDR disc images.
• Improved importer's game detection to catch more Windows-only games.
• Fixed "Import new games" droplet sometimes not getting created.
• Cancelled imports will no longer show up in the Recent Documents menu.
• Preferences window now remembers what panel it was on last time.
• Fixed an occasional crash when closing game window.
• Improved installation process for Fable.
• Added auto-configuration for Privateer 2.

UI and behaviour improvements:

• 10.6-only: Ctrl+arrows Spaces shortcuts will be remapped to Cmd+Ctrl+arrows while a DOS window is active, to prevent them interfering with game controls.
• Added 512x512 versions of 3.5" and 5.25" floppy-disk icons for bootleg cover art, to complement existing hi-res CD-case artwork. (Will only apply to newly-imported games.)
• Added new Send Key menu shortcuts for special keys like Pause, Insert and Num Lock.
• CD-ROMs mounted in OS X will not be auto-mounted in DOS if the current gamebox contains bundled CD-ROMs of its own, to keep the Drives list tidy.

Bugfixes and emulation tweaks:

• Fixed severe flickering in fullscreen mode on Intel GMA950 Macs (older Mac Minis and Macbooks).
• Fixed transposed < and § keys on European keyboards.
• Made keyboard layout detection more liberal to better handle 3rd-party keyboards.
• When changing the name of a newly-imported gamebox, launching the game or closing the window will commit your changes instead of discarding them.
• Reimplemented aspect-ratio correction so that all graphics modes are now scaled consistently to 4:3.
• Fixed skinny videos in Privateer 2.
• Fixed garbage characters when quitting Need for Speed.
• Fixed copy-protection check for Warcraft II, the fix for which may help other games with picky CD-checks.
• Improvements to installer detection to fix occasional bad guesses of default installer.
• Added auto-configurations for Jetfighter, Rogue, Castle Adventure and Below the Root.

Friendlier full-screen:

• Access the application menu and Dock while in full screen mode by Cmd-clicking to unlock the mouse.
• Use the Inspector and other Boxer windows, switch applications and spaces, and do (almost) everything else while remaining in full screen.
• "Start up games in Full Screen mode" option no longer prevents you from choosing a default program at startup.

Other fixes include:

• Increased sample rate for all soundcards to 44100hz to match DOSBox 0.74: should result in clearer audio.
• Relative OS X file paths given to DOSBox MOUNT/IMGMOUNT etc. commands are now resolved relative to the current gamebox, making custom mount commands in DOSBox Preferences.confs work better.
• Auto-configuration for Lemmings, and tweaks to installer detection for other games.

Improvements to DOS:

• Reintroduced NETWORK, HOST and JOIN commands for starting IPX network games at the command line.
• Reintroduced LAUNCH command for launching a program from anywhere in DOS.
• Added (well, renamed) REVEAL command for opening the current/specified DOS path in Finder.
• Switched Boxer's commandline shortcuts (MV, LS, etc.) back to using batchfiles, so that they will autocomplete with Tab and won't interfere with real programs.
• Fixed too-restrictive file permissions on folders created by DOS, which had made it hard to share games between OS X user profiles.
• Made permissions-checking more thorough on drives marked as read-only, to prevent inadvertent file modifications.

UI improvements and fixes:

• Inspector panel now disappears when you lock the mouse and reappears after unlocking.
• Added a warning when opening a Windows-only program from Finder.
• Added “Report a bug” item in application menu.
• Fixed the game importer sometimes forgetting which game was dropped onto it.
• Game importer ejects any CD-ROM volume it mounted while importing from a disc image.
• Fixes and ease-of-use improvements to program panel.
• Cosmetic improvements to fullscreen toggle animation.

• Improved program selection workflow to get it out of your way quicker.
• Various other UI tweaks to Inspector panel and slide-out program panel.
• Improved Windows-only executable checks for better installer detection during game importing.
• Auto-configuration for a number of new games.

• Tweaked renderer to reduce display latency and screen tearing. This should mostly eliminate tearing artifacts in top-scrollers (e.g. Epic Pinball) and especially on Intel GMA950 chipsets in Fullscreen mode.
• Switched follow-mouse-while-unlocked off by default for new games (on the grounds that it doesn’t work well enough to be the default setting.)
• Fixed several custom game profiles not getting applied correctly.
• Various small UI tweaks and bugfixes.

This build has significant rendering changes: if Boxer's rendering is now worse for you in some way, please file a bug report.

• Fixed importing of Good Old Games releases (and other pre-installed games) which include their own disc images inside the game folder.
• Added support for BIN/CUE images that have audio tracks stored as separate MP3/OGG/WAV files. Fixes many recent Good Old Games releases.
• When importing a game from a disc image, Boxer will now import the image itself instead of the contents of the image’s volume. Fixes games that need an ISO for proper CD-ROM emulation.
• Cosmetic and behavioural bugfixes to Inspector panel.

Early-adopters: 20101212.3 fixes a couple of silly drive-related bugs from earlier builds today.

• Fixed floppy-disk detection to allow games to be imported from floppies.
• Increased free space on drive C when importing, to allow full installs for large games.
• CD-ROM drives are now mounted starting at drive D instead of C.
• Added boxer_reveal DOS command to reveal files and folders in Finder.
• OS X 10.5: Disabling shelf appearance now properly clears the folder background. Fixed preferences pane toolbar appearance.

1.0beta 20101128.1

• Install games automatically with Boxer’s big, blonde and beautiful game importer.
• Create a games folder with optional sample games and a fancy shelf background appearance. (Boxer will also detect and upgrade your games folder from a previous version.)
• Classy-as-hell Welcome panel for Boxer’s core features, which people who hate welcome panels can turn off from the preferences.
• Smarter DOS program tray that updates in real-time as programs are added and removed.
• Dozens more little improvements that would otherwise warrant a mention but don't anymore because the stuff above is just so huge.

This is the big one people: Boxer is now feature-complete for 1.0. Why isn't this 1.0 final already? Because of all the bugs you're going to report so I can fix them, of course! Happy game-installing folks!

• Boxer will now correctly auto-detect and adopt games folders from previous Boxer versions. (Won’t affect existing beta users, just new upgraders.)
• Various small fixes and improvements relating to games-folder selection and styling.

1.0beta 20101128.1

• Install games automatically with Boxer’s big, blonde and beautiful game importer.
• Create a games folder with optional sample games and a fancy shelf background appearance. (Boxer will also detect and upgrade your games folder from a previous version.)
• Classy-as-hell Welcome panel for Boxer’s core features, which people who hate welcome panels can turn off from the preferences.
• Smarter DOS program tray that updates in real-time as programs are added and removed.
• Dozens more little improvements that would otherwise warrant a mention but don't anymore because the stuff above is just so huge.

This is the big one people: Boxer is now feature-complete for 1.0. Why isn't this 1.0 final already? Because of all the bugs you're going to report so I can fix them, of course! Happy game-installing folks!

• Install games automatically with Boxer’s big, blonde and beautiful game importer.
• Create a games folder with optional sample games and a fancy shelf background appearance. (Boxer will also detect and upgrade your games folder from a previous version.)
• Classy-as-hell Welcome panel for Boxer’s core features, which people who hate welcome panels can turn off from the preferences.
• Smarter DOS program tray that updates in real-time as programs are added and removed.
• Dozens more little improvements that would otherwise warrant a mention but don't anymore because the stuff above is just so huge.

This is the big one people: Boxer is now feature-complete for 1.0. Why isn't this 1.0 final already? Because of all the bugs you're going to report so I can fix them, of course! Happy game-installing folks!

• Tweak mouse behaviour from the Inspector’s new Mouse panel. You can adjust locked mouse sensitivity, and set the mouse to be ignored while it is unlocked (useful for games where moving the mouse moves the view.)
• Import drives into the current gamebox from the Drives panel. Imported drives are stored inside the gamebox and mounted whenever the gamebox is launched.
• Redesigned Drives panel with buttons for adding, ejecting and manipulating drives, making its functionality more obvious and accessible.
• Added hidden drive X as a temporary folder, for DOS programs which support the %TEMP% environment setting. Avoids temp files being written to gameboxes.
• Many small improvements to usability and aesthetics.

• Changes on the CPU inspector panel (speed, optimization, framerate) are now remembered for each gamebox.
• Redundant settings are cleaned up from gamebox configuration files when they are modified.
• Gameboxes now store a Game Info.plist metadata file with a unique identifier for each gamebox.
• Inspector panel is closed after closing the main session window.
• Fixed program panel buttons being greyed out and unclickable in OS X 10.5.
• Fixed massive slowdowns after scrolling the program panel in OS X 10.5.
• Fixed drive list items appearing incorrectly in OS X 10.5.
• Fixed gamebox windows starting up at a crazy height in OS X 10.5.
• A you-can’t-run-this-application warning is shown when running Boxer on OS X 10.4 or below.

• Auto-configuration lovin’ for:
  • I Have No Mouth and I Must Scream (fixes graphics)
  • Need for Speed SE (fixes videos)
  • Destruction Derby 2 (fixes setup system test)
  • Screamer 2 (fixes setup system test)
  • Space Quest VI (fixes speed-related crash)
  • Simcity 2000 (faster game speed)
• Games outside gameboxes are autodetected properly again (to match 0.88.)
• Gameboxes store an empty configuration file instead of the autodetected one (autodetected configurations are applied separately; gamebox configuration files are only used for overrides.)
• Rendering styles take effect in text mode again.
• Games now remember their previous window position as well as size.
• Tweaked window resize animation speed to look smoother.
• DOS command messages improved (to match 0.88.)
• Fixed crash when ejecting a disk after closing a DOS window.
• Fixed a bunch of other minor bugs.

• Multiple simultaneous emulation sessions: opening additional gameboxes or DOS windows will launch additional Boxer processes to handle them.
• Opening a file or folder accessible to the current emulation session will re-use that session, instead of opening a new one.
• Boxer remains open after closing the DOS window, instead of quitting.
• "Optimize for newer games" checkbox can be toggled while a program is running.
• Pressing the Zoom (+) button enlarges the window to fit all the available screen space, instead of fitting it to a multiple of the DOS resolution.
• Program chooser panel highlights the default program and puts it at the start of the program list.
• Program chooser panel slides away after launching the default program, instead of staying open.
• Better rendering for Game Arts titles (and other 640×200 games.)
• Many small cosmetic improvements and bugfixes.

• Fixed mouse behaviour in Windows 3.1 (and lots of games) when mouse is locked. Locked mouse behaviour should now be identical to DOSBox and older Boxer versions.
• Fixes for some other minor mouse-locking bugs.
• Fixes for fullscreen aspect ratio in certain resolutions.
• More accurate keyboard layout for Canadian English keyboards.

New in 20100602.1:

• Updated emulation core to DOSBox 0.74.
• Faster, sharper and prettier upscaling.
• Lots of improvements to mouse behaviour, fixing warping-cursor trouble in several games.
• OS X cursor now fades out when entering window, instead of vanishing instantly.
• Screen now fades in and out when toggling Full Screen mode quickly (Cmd-Shift-F).
• Auto-mounting of audio CDs to make it easier to play music CDs in DOS.
• Various little bits of interface-polishing.

Another plea for bug reports: Boxer’s input handling has had a major rewrite and There Will Be Bugs Again. If you find that mouse or keyboard input is broken in a particular game, or just worse than before, please report it as a bug or it’ll stay broken and you’ll get herpes and die.

• Lock/unlock the mouse by Cmd-clicking inside the DOS window;
• Mouse no longer unlocks when window resizes;
• Tweaked filter behaviour to avoid stuttering at medium resolutions;
• Window no longer resizes in a forlorn attempt to accomodate chosen filter;
• Pasting and dragging text to the DOS prompt has been disabled;
• Recording menu has also been disabled, along with screenshot and video recording functionality.

The features disabled in this build will reimplemented sometime post-1.0. These features were nowhere near releasable quality, and I want to release Boxer 1.0 sometime before the earth plunges into our dying sun.

• Fixed unresponsive mouse when returning from fullscreen mode.
• Fixed remaining in an undead fullscreen mode after typing "exit" at the DOS prompt.
• Yet more cavalier refactoring.

Changes in the previous build:

• Major overhaul of the rendering pipeline: that means flicker-free scaling, crisper rendering in aspect-corrected mode, and smoother performance in hi-res games;
• USB floppy drive support: plug one in and swap disks to your heart’s content;
• The ability to paste strings and file paths straight to the DOS prompt;
• A new drive list layout and a redesigned statusbar (so long Professor Bunny; see you round, Señor Tortoise);
• Many exciting new bugs for you to discover and report.

This is important, kids: a lot has changed under Boxer’s hood from my gonzo restructuring, and There Will Be Bugs. Furthermore, You Must Report Them otherwise They’ll Stay There Forever and Boxer Won’t Get Better and I Will Die a Sad and Broken Man. Don’t be shy now.

This is important, kids: a lot has changed under Boxer’s hood from my gonzo restructuring, and There Will Be Bugs. Furthermore, You Must Report Them otherwise They’ll Stay There Forever and Boxer Won’t Get Better and I Will Die a Sad and Broken Man. Don’t be shy now.