the SourceForge website, it reached 10 million downloads on July 21, 2008, and was downloaded more than 25 million times as of October 2015. Usage Since January 2011, the developers of the Wine compatibility layer have integrated DOSBox into Wine to facilitate running DOS programs that are not supported natively by the Wine Virtual DOS machine. Since January 2015, the Internet Archive has added thousands of DOS games to its software library. , the DOS library contained 6,934 games. Forks Em-DOSBox, uses Emscripten to convert the emulator's C++ code to JavaScript, making the games playable on a web browser. The collection is provided for "scholarship and research purposes only". DOSBox-X aims to be compabile with all pre-2000 DOS and Windows 9x based hardware scenarios. Dosbox Staging aims to be a modern continuation of DOSBox; with modern coding practices and advanced features. Commercial DOSBox has also been both the most used DOS emulator and, because of the straightforward process of making the games work on modern computers, the most popular emulation software for developers re-releasing legacy versions of their games. id Software has used DOSBox to re-release vintage games such as Wolfenstein 3D and Commander Keen on Valve's Steam. In the process, it was reported they violated the program's license, the GNU GPL; the breach, which was reported as an oversight, was promptly resolved. Activision Blizzard has also used it to re-release Sierra Entertainment's DOS games. LucasArts used it to rerelease Star Wars: Dark Forces and Star Wars: TIE Fighter for modern machines on Steam and GOG.com. 2K Games producer Jason Bergman stated the company used DOSBox for Steam rereleases of certain installments of the XCOM series. Bethesda Softworks has recommended DOSBox and provided a link to the DOSBox website on the downloads page for The Elder Scrolls: Arena and The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall. It also included DOSBox with both games in The Elder Scrolls Anthology release. Electronic Arts' Origin client uses DOSBox for the platform's DOS games, including Electronic Arts titles such as Syndicate and SimCity 2000. See also Tao ExDOS Notes References External links 2002 software BeOS software Cross-platform free software DOS emulators Free software programmed in C++ Free software that uses SDL MacOS emulation software Linux emulation software Portable software RISC OS emulation software Solaris software Windows emulation software X86 emulators Free emulation software