AmpShell v1.1.0.0 is released. AmpShell is a DOSBox front-end for Windows and GNU/Linux (runnable under GNU/Linux if the Mono librairies are installed). Since it's written in C#, it can run on virtually any machine having the .NET Framework installed. Windows Vista (or Windows Seven) machines have already the .NET Framework, and almost all Windows machines have it nowadays. For GNU/Linux (or even other OSes) users, the Mono librairies have to be installed. AmpShell has been successfully tested on Windows 98SE, Windows XP, Windows XP x64 Edition, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and GNU/Linux Ubuntu. It is free software licensed under the GNU GPL v3.

AmpShell v1.1.0.0 Changelog:
- Ability to set an user icon for all games (can be reseted to the default one)
- New view modes for all categories (Large icon, Small icon, Tile, List, Details)
-Added icons on controls everywhere (sexy!), changed a few other icons.
- Added a whole lot more of preferences :
-Default directory to open when looking for games
-Default directory to open when looking for CD images
-Categories can be rearranged, and even sorted by name
-Default view mode for new categories (or all of them)
-Remember : Window position, Window size
-Prompt when : deleting a game, deleting a category
-Show (or not) : Menu bar, Tool bar, Status bar
-Moved DOSBox files (executable, default config file, language file) settings to the preferences window instead of the Tools menu
- New application icon, new AboutBox logo
- Updated readme, tuxfamily website, and the DOSBox wiki (http://frontends.dosbox.com/wiki/Frontends:AmpShell)
- I have set up a mirror for download on the tuxfamily website after receiving a report of a download problem wich I can´t reproduce.

Download: AmpShell v1.1.0.0
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