WoW

[Slaser]

anyone know if this works with wine? ive heard it does and ive heard it doesnt.

[Gleeb]

Such early software is unlikely to work. Wine isn't likely to be happy about it, but the specialist port I can't remember the name of may work

(Gee, how helpful was that?)

[Slaser]

not very stupid wine, i can run everything but what i want to run.

[LinuxBob]

http://www.Transgaming.com

Cedega - (Formerly WineX) plays most DirectX Games up to DirectX 9.

[mystix]

Uhm, I have to the link you provided and see no place there that you can down load Cedega at. Am I missing something?

[moustache]

Cedega is not free. Its $5 per month (3 months subscription require). Click the subscription link on the cedega page.

moustache

[MindJester]

There are 2 versions of Cadega, the free, and paid for verisons, just like any other Capotolist companies out there. But the best thing to get is "Crossover Office Pro", which installs and runs Windows programs on Linux. I have recently installed and played Diablo 2 on Crossover. You can get it from Codeweavers. Http://www.CodeWeavers.com They also have Trial and Pro versions. It is worth buying. I can use WMA formats, play Diablo 2, and play shockwave games on it. Ask one of ur Tux-Buddies if they got Crossover Office pro...

[sakiZ]

I'm not a gamer, but my version of CrossOver Office Pro 4.2 runs WAY more Windoze software than I ever imagined it would.

Version 5.0 is out now too.


Doug