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I have now installed my third GOG game on my computer using the installers that I downloaded,
e.g. into the subdirectories
D:\GOG\Firaxis\Sid Meier's Alpha Centauri
D:\GOG\MPS\COLONIZE
D:\GOG\Origin\Wing Commander 1 and 2

and have now several instances of DOSBOX installed e.g. in
D:\GOG\DOSBOX
D:\GOG\Origin\Wing Commander 1 and 2\DOSBOX
and the DOSBOX I already had before installing games from GOG in
C:\Programme\DOSBox

How can I prevent the installers of GOG to install yet another instance of DOSBOX?
And how can I get rid of the DOSBOX folders I already have (except one) without breaking the games that are installed?
This question / problem has been solved by SirPrimalformimage
When you're in the "main menu" of installation where there's an install button there's an option button as well. Press it and then you get to pick the game, dosbox or both and I think a PDF reader.
Post edited January 13, 2013 by Nirth
You can just have one DOSbox installed, but it's tiny and very convenient. So unless you're still struggling with a ludicrously tiny HDD I'd just carry on installing DOSbox with every DOS game you install.
You may choose not to install DOSBox with every game during installation.
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Nirth: When you're in the "main menu" of installation where there's an install button there's an option button as well. Press it and then you get to pick the game, dosbox or both and I think a PDF reader.
They took that out of the new installers. I complained, but seemed to be the only one who cared.
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keeveek: You may choose not to install DOSBox with every game during installation.
See my reply to Nirth.
Post edited January 13, 2013 by SirPrimalform
Oh, that's too bad. I haven't noticed ;(
http://www.gog.com/wishlist/site/single_dosbox_install_for_all_dos_games

Someone over there mentioned versioning/compatibility concerns.