BrowserBasic2.05dp (http://www.astrosolutions.de/archive/applets/BrowserBasic2.05dp/BrowserBasic.htm) and the Linux Mint 9 (Isadora) Live-DVD

You can use a Linux Live-DVD with JAVA and load BrowserBasic2.05dp with its web browser.
The linux version Linux Mint 9 Live-DVD (Isadora) contains JAVA 1.6 and the web browser Firefox. The CD version of Linux Mint 9 doesn't contain JAVA. Newer versions of the Linux Mint Live-DVD also don't contain JAVA.
You can download the Live-DVD iso file linuxmint-9-gnome-dvd-i386.iso from https://ftp.fau.de/mint/iso/stable/9/ or one of the following download locations or find the file elsewhere.

Alternative download sites for the Linux Mint 9 Live-DVD iso:

https://ucmirror.canterbury.ac.nz/linux/mint/isos/stable/9/
https://ftp5.gwdg.de/pub/linux/debian/mint/stable/9/
http://ftp.tku.edu.tw/Linux/LinuxMint/linuxmint-iso/stable/9/
https://dk-01.installer.hardenedbsd.org/linuxmint-cd/stable/9/
https://debian.netcologne.de/linuxmint/iso/stable/9/
https://mirror.checkdomain.de/linuxmint-iso/stable/9/

The 763 mb DVD iso file is from 2010. BrowserBasic2.05dp is compatible to JAVA 1.1.8, MSJVM (JView) and JAVA 1.6. So you need an older JAVA version like in Linux Mint 9.

Transfering files to the Linux Mint 9 Live-DVD operating system:

There can be problems to transfer files to Linux Mint 9. The easiest way to prevent this is adding files to linuxmint-9-gnome-dvd-i386.iso with a DVD-image tool like UltraISO. You can also do this with the free AstroISO from this website. There is a description how to add files to the Live-DVD image with AstroISO on the download page. If you add the content of astroiso.iso to its root folder, you can find the files at Computer/file system/cdrom on the desktop of Linux Mint 9.
The iso file can be burned on a DVD or used with an emulator like the free VirtualBox or VMware Player (free for non-commercial use).

linuxmint-9-gnome-dvd-i386.iso burned on DVD:

Keyboard layout:
It is possible, that the keyboard layout of Linux Mint doesn't match. Then the keys y and z can be swapped (for example, DE-US) and they are needed for some games. Then select Menu, Control Center and Keyboard in the section Hardware. Remove the layout not compatible to your countries' keyboard layout and click "add". Select your country and select "Add" again. Move your keyboard layout up. The change takes effect after selecting "Close".
Transfering data:
If you burn it on a DVD as it is and boot from the DVD, you may have to connect your PC to the internet with Linux Mint 9. The WLAN adapter may not be found. It is more likely to get a connection, if you connect your PC to your WLAN router with a cable. You may have got such a cable from the installation process of your WLAN router. If you don't want to connect to the internet, you can use an USB-stick filled with the files from astrosolutions.de or other files. But your storage device may not be compatible to Linux Mint 9 (4 GB or less, manufactured before 2010: then they should be compatible).

linuxmint-9-gnome-dvd-i386.iso used with an emulator:

linuxmint-9-gnome-dvd-i386.iso used with VMWare Player:

Installation:
If you use VMware player instead of burning the Live-DVD iso file, just create a new VM, enter the iso file location under "Installer disc image file" and select Linux/Ubuntu as guest system (Linux Mint 9 is based on it). The hardware normally doesn't have to be customized.
Keyboard layout:
It is possible, that the keyboard layout of Linux Mint doesn't match. Then the keys y and z can be swapped (for example, DE-US) and they are needed for some games. Then select Menu, Control Center and Keyboard in the section Hardware. Remove the layout not compatible to your countries' keyboard layout and click "add". Select your country and select "Add" again. Move your keyboard layout up. The change takes effect after selecting "Close".
Internet:
The internet connection of your PC is shared with Linux Mint 9, if you chose the default values in the VMware player VM creation process.
So you can use Firefox to open http://www.astrosolutions.de and play the BrowserBasic2.05dp games and other games in the browser.
USB-stick:
You can use an USB-stick filled with the files from astrosolutions.de or other files you want to transfer. But your storage device may not be compatible to Linux Mint 9 (4 GB or less, manufactured before 2010: then they should be compatible).
Virtual floppy disk drive:
The virtual machine must be absolutely shut down in its container. You can choose Player/manage/Virtual machine settings/Hardware/add/Floppy drive. The add symbol is added in the hardware list, so you can select it. Select "use floppy image file" and the image file. The floppy disk icon appears on the Linux Mint 9 desktop. Iso and floppy image files must always be connected and deconnected to transfer data.
Floppy images can be created and extracted with UltraISO or AstroFloppyImage, for example.
AstroFloppyImage includes a file splitter for big files.
Shared folders:
Install VMWare tools for linux in VMWare Player. A file called linux.iso is created in the VMware Player folder (for example: C:\Program Files (x86)\VMware\VMware Player\linux.iso). Add the content of linux.iso to the content of linuxmint-9-gnome-dvd-i386.iso. This is easier than creating and using a second virtual DVD drive. Find Computer/file system/cdrom, click right with the mouse and select "Open in Terminal" in Linux Mint 9. Type "sudo su" for root access and then "./vmware-tools-upgrader-32" in the correct working directory. Confirm yes [y] and RETURN often. Find Computer/File System/mnt and open the terminal again. Type "sudo su" and "mkdir shared". Select Player/manage/Virtual machine settings/Options/Shared Folders/Always enabled and choose add in the same menu. Enter the path of a folder on the host system, which should be shared, and the shared folder "/mnt/shared". Choose next/Enable this shared folder/finish. The folder can be found at Computer/File System/mnt.
Second virtual DVD drive:
You can click on Player, Manage and Virtual Machine Settings in the main menu. Click on "add" below "Hardware" and select "CD/DVD drive". A dialog opens, where you can choose "Use ISO image file". There you can also enter a location the iso file. After confirming "OK" a CD symbol appears on the Linux Mint 9 desktop, which can be opened.
ISO images can be created and extracted with UltraISO or AstroISO, for example.
AstroFloppyImage includes a file splitter for big files.

linuxmint-9-gnome-dvd-i386.iso used with VirtualBox:

Installation:
Create a new VM. Select a name and the location of linuxmint-9-gnome-dvd-i386.iso and then "Finish".
Keyboard layout:
It is possible, that the keyboard layout of Linux Mint doesn't match. Then the keys y and z can be swapped (for example, DE-US) and they are needed for some games. Then select Menu, Control Center and Keyboard in the section Hardware. Remove the layout not compatible to your countries' keyboard layout and click "add". Select your country and select "Add" again. Move your keyboard layout up. The change takes effect after selecting "Close".
Internet:
The internet connection of your PC is shared with Linux Mint 9, if you chose the default values in the VirtualBox VM create process.
So you can use Firefox to open http://www.astrosolutions.de and play the BrowserBasic2.05dp games and other games in the browser.
USB-stick:
You can use an USB-stick filled with the files from astrosolutions.de or other files you want to transfer. But your storage device may not be compatible to Linux Mint 9 (4 GB or less, manufactured before 2010: then they should be compatible).
Virtual floppy disk drive:
The VM in the container must absolutely be turned off. Select tools/media/floppy disks/add. Choose the VM name (on the left side of the VirtualBox startup dialog)/details/storage (headline in the list)/add controller(first icon in the list) and select "floppy controller". Click "add disk" (third icon in the list) and select the disk added before. Restart the VM and you immediately find the disk content at Computer/File System/media/disk.
Floppy images can be created and extracted with UltraISO or AstroFloppyImage, for example.
AstroFloppyImage includes a file splitter for big files.
Shared folders:
Add the content of VBoxGuestAdditions.iso (for example from "C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox") to linuxmint-9-gnome-dvd-i386.iso. Find Computer/file system/cdrom, click right with the mouse and select "Open in Terminal" in Linux Mint 9. Type "sudo su" for root access and change to the directory of VBoxLinuxAdditions.run before typing "./VBoxLinuxAdditions.run". Open Menu/Control Center/System/Users and Groups in Linux Mint 9 and create a new account. Use its password to get access to the virtual machine storage in Machine/Filemanager. The shared folder is also displayed on the desktop.
Second virtual DVD drive:
The VM in the container must absolutely be turned off. Choose the VM name (on the left side of the VirtualBox startup dialog)/details/storage (headline in the list)/Controller: IDE/add (first icon in the list) and select "BusLogic (SCSI)". Click on the first icon in the Controller: BusLogic row and add an iso file as medium. Insert it with a double click on its item in the list. After restarting the VM a disc icon appears on the desktop.
ISO images can be created and extracted with UltraISO or AstroISO, for example.
AstroFloppyImage includes a file splitter for big files.

Internet file transfer with VMWare Player, VirtualBox or a second PC:

If you want to transfer the games not available on http://www.astrosolutions.de, you can also use a http server like XAMPP. This only makes sense, if you run Linux Mint 9 in an emulator or you have got a second PC. Then you can download XAMPP and install it. Start the control panel of XAMPP with the start menu. Start Apache. Open the htdocs folder of XAMPP referenced in the start menu. There you can place all files from astroiso.iso or the archive folder. Connect to the internet and find the IP address of your PC (Windows X: connection symbol in the task bar, settings, properties, scroll down). You can open http://A/B/browsergames.htm, where A is the IPv4-address and B the path to browsergames.htm relative to the htdocs folder, in Linux Mint 9 with Firefox.
You can also transfer files with the free http server QServer 1.1. You can select folders on your computer to be accessible over the network with this JAVA utility. Files with the extensions .htm or .html can be shown with web browsers. If the web browser is a JAVA browser, the JAVA applets on the pages can be shown, too. With the additional application QLoader, the accessible folders and their subfolders can be transferred over the network. QServer and QLoader are compatible to Windows filenames and linux filenames. There are versions for JAVA 1.1.8 (compatible to the Linux Mint 9 Live-DVD and JView for those who use Windows 98) and Swing versions compatible to JAVA 1.8. Those can be executed using Windows X and a JAVA interpreter.
Other tools to transfer data are FTPServer 1.1 and AstroFTP 2.12. They work together well and FTPServer 1.01 is also compatible to the FileZilla FTP client or the Windows X Explorer ftp client (started by entering a ftp address in the directory text field).