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The project maintainer is `OBattler <https://github.com/OBattler>`_.
If you need a configuration manager for 86Box, use the `86Box Manager <https://github.com/86Box/86BoxManager>`_, our
officially endorsed 86Box configuration manager, developed by Overdoze (`daviunic <https://github.com/daviunic>`_).
Please note that 86Box Manager is currently Windows-exclusive.
If you need a configuration manager for 86Box, use the `Avalonia 86 <https://github.com/notBald/Avalonia86>`_, our
officially endorsed 86Box configuration manager, developed by notBald (`notBald <https://github.com/notBald>`_).
Please note that Avalonia 86 currently only works on Windows and Linux.
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.. rubric:: Step 7: What now?
If you made it this far, you got the basics of using 86Box, but there's more features and options to explore. For example, you can try out `86Box Manager <https://github.com/86Box/86BoxManager>`_ for easier management of multiple emulated machines. You can see what's under the *View* menu, or look at some of the more obscure options in the *Settings* window.
If you made it this far, you got the basics of using 86Box, but there's more features and options to explore. For example, you can try out `Avalonia 86 <https://github.com/notBald/Avalonia86>`_ for easier management of multiple emulated machines. You can see what's under the *View* menu, or look at some of the more obscure options in the *Settings* window.
You may eventually encounter the need to get files *into* your machine. Please see :ref:`this section for information on disk image formats<hardware/diskimages:Disk images>` and :ref:`this section on creating and using disk images<hardware/diskimages:Creating and using disk images>`.