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Hi Hans.
When I wrote to ask you about the virtio driver.
I thought you would never do it.
I'm happy because I know you'll make it in the end.
I don't know if this will be helpful to you.
But you can monitor the qemu console
https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/QEMU/Debugging_with_QEMU

If you don't want to go crazy,
you can create a Pegasos' VM to try first tests with your future OS4.
You can think the directories' organization, software, temes, icons, etc.

I use a Wacom that works with AOS4 and MOS.
I don't know if there is software that reads the pressure

thanks

@AlfredOne
It's a good idea.
Is it possible to adapt the driver to the graphics tablet?

You don't have to apologize because it's great to have new friends in us crazy community

@Hans A humble suggestion from a non-development expert.
Have you tried to simulate an usb-mouse?
https://qemu-project.gitlab.io/qemu/system/devices/usb.html

@Hans

SPICE (the Simple Protocol for Independent Computing Environments) is the best remote display for VM.
Because it is very fast and is separated from VMs.
It has many fractures:
* USB redirection
* 3d acceleration
* Audio
* and more
https://www.spice-space.org/

Is your version of qemu from the Linux distro or did you compile it?
During the build for enable the openGL it need of other package.

Are you using Wayland or a regular X server?
With Wayland there is many problems with GTK

I am not sure, bat the acceleration opengl I think it want a client spice

I agree with the moderator.
I love Amiga with all its forks.
But this forum is the best for OS4 and I would like to keep it that way.

It would be like advertising one of my products only for OS4 on the forums dedicated to AROS and MorphOS

@drHirudo thanks, I use dosbox for msdos gaming, and with the freedos distribution is possible to execute many applications like browser, office, and more.
I suggest freedos because it exceeds the limits of msdos,
with super cow powers of the open source.

I would like to run others OS

I found another solution for the certificate problems with Retro Proxy

My x5000 DosBox is perfect for FreeDos.

But not for other operative sistems.

Where I can find the PCX commecial version?

@rjd324 only qt and a wrapper gtk-mui

I do not have the skill to execute a porting like this.
Otherwise, I would have already done and distributed it.

On Linux, it is more simple to resolve the dependencies.
Of the canonical process:
./configure
make
make install.

But in AOS4 are request more skills.

PCtask is written for 68k and is unstable. PCX is same.
Bochs is a configuration tedious.

Qemu is the best emulator

Or an old version, for example 2.0 as in Haiku.
While that would be nice, I don't think it's possible to get kvm.
But an x86 emulator would be enough.
For now there are only bochs

@Thematic I have solved this problem using webone containerized in a docker on my personal server

Its fantastic!!!
Why don't you use the WorkBench as the background?
Thank you