Hi Felix, welcome to FreeDOS!
If you do not like dosbox, you may want to try dosemu2 in Linux. That way, you can use Linux audio drivers and speech synthesizers, which is probably easier than using DOS ones, while still being able to switch away from dosbox. While dosemu2 is more modern, you can fall back to a pre-packaged dosemu which various Linux distros have available. It can be run either in a plain text mode or graphically and the plain text mode can be used in terminal or console, which should make it convenient to use with standard speech output functionality in Linux graphical desktops. Ironically, I do not know how to enable speech in non-graphical Linux, but probably other users here can make suggestions. Linux also has BRLTTY support for Braille displays, which in turn can be connected to speech software which might be easier to use in non-graphical contexts. Regards, Eric _______________________________________________ Freedos-user mailing list Freedos-user@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/freedos-user
