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`dos-shell` also writes a managed `~/.dosemu/dosemurc` (marked with `# Managed by dos-shell…`) when it needs to enforce CPU or audio fallbacks. Delete the file to restore defaults; it is regenerated on demand.
### Podman / Docker exec entrypoints
`dos-shell` remains the default login shell for `dosuser`, so a plain `podman exec -it dos-env dos-shell` (or `docker exec`) drops you straight into the DOS session. When you need a regular Linux shell in the same running container, reuse the wrapper but append `--linux-shell`:
```sh
podman exec -it dos-env dos-shell --linux-shell # interactive bash as dosuser
podman exec -it dos-env dos-shell --linux-shell "ls" # run a single command as dosuser
```
You can override which binary is used for the Linux side by setting `DOS_LINUX_SHELL` (defaults to `/bin/bash`).
## Environment Variables (Container / Compose)
`compose.yml` exposes a few knobs. You can drop a `.env` file next to it to override the defaults.