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warcraft III
#1
Posted 14 July 2004 - 07:28 PM
i installed wine on Mandrake 10.0, and im tryin to install warcraft III, will it work?? and can u tell me how to do it aswell plz, im new to linux
#3
Posted 15 July 2004 - 04:20 PM
I'm not sure if Winex3/Cedega will even work with Mandrake 10 since there have been issues doing this with the 2.6 kernel. It's not yet clear to me if it's the kernel, or that my particular distro, Fedora, (core 2) isn't using Xfree86 anymore. I know as a fact Half-Life won't run with Cedega in Core 2 with the 2.6 kernel.
You may want to try it anyway though since Mandrake 10 still uses Xfree86. If it won't work, you can always install the optional 2.4 kernel in Mdk 10 and shouldn't then have any problems running Warcraft under Winex3/Cedega.
You may want to try it anyway though since Mandrake 10 still uses Xfree86. If it won't work, you can always install the optional 2.4 kernel in Mdk 10 and shouldn't then have any problems running Warcraft under Winex3/Cedega.
#5
Posted 25 July 2004 - 02:56 PM
thx i got it going but its a bit slow, any ideas on how 2 make it faster?
#6
Posted 25 July 2004 - 08:01 PM
Starcraft is also slowish when running under cedega/winex. There may be a way to tighten it up a little. Try a google search and see what you come up with. If you can find any remedies, could you post them back here? Thanks.
#7
Posted 29 November 2004 - 10:04 PM
Here is what I do to make starcraft faster - it might work for Warcraft as well.
I made a little script like this:
cd ..
cd ..
cd ..
cd usr/local/games/Starcraft
wine StarCraft.exe
Obvioulsy nothing interesting - and not even well written (I did this a long time ago but it works so I don't care)
Then I named it starcraft
chmod a+xrw starcraft
copied it into /bin
then I just start with a failsafe session type with no windowmanager and type starcraft
after starting starcraft I press
Ctrl+Alt+F4
and login from that terminal.
Then I type
renice +19 wineserver
and then type exit to log off that server
then Alt+F7 to get back to Starcraft and away I go.
This also fixed any choppy sound.
Also changing wine to use winealsa instead of wineoss fixed choppy sound in some games.
I made a little script like this:
cd ..
cd ..
cd ..
cd usr/local/games/Starcraft
wine StarCraft.exe
Obvioulsy nothing interesting - and not even well written (I did this a long time ago but it works so I don't care)
Then I named it starcraft
chmod a+xrw starcraft
copied it into /bin
then I just start with a failsafe session type with no windowmanager and type starcraft
after starting starcraft I press
Ctrl+Alt+F4
and login from that terminal.
Then I type
renice +19 wineserver
and then type exit to log off that server
then Alt+F7 to get back to Starcraft and away I go.
This also fixed any choppy sound.
Also changing wine to use winealsa instead of wineoss fixed choppy sound in some games.
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