Good morning, everyone! Hope you are having a wonderful weekend.
My son wants to play World of Warcraft, but I really don't want to install Windows just so he can play an RPG. I prefer text based RPGs but he insists on 3D virtual reality.
Anyway, I did some searching this morning via Google and it appears you can install World of Warcraft through the latest Wine (which I have installed) and use OpenGL.
Before I do this (and waste the license or authentication code or whatever proprietary licensing the makers of World of Warcraft use), I want to poll the local Linux community to see if anyone else had done this and ask for suggestions.
Thanks!
Jon Moss Lansing, Kansas [email protected]
On 9/24/05, Jon Moss [email protected] wrote:
Before I do this (and waste the license or authentication code or whatever proprietary licensing the makers of World of Warcraft use), I want to poll the local Linux community to see if anyone else had done this and ask for suggestions.
I think what you are looking for is Cedega. First link is to Cedegas website, second is showing WoW working in Linux with Cedega. IIRC JClinton has WoW working on Linux with Cedega right Jason?
http://transgaming.org/gamesdb/games/view.mhtml?game_id=3518
--- djgoku [email protected] wrote:
On 9/24/05, Jon Moss [email protected] wrote:
Before I do this (and waste the license or authentication code or whatever proprietary
licensing the makers of World of Warcraft use), I want to poll the local Linux community to see if anyone else had done this and ask for suggestions.
I think what you are looking for is Cedega. First link is to Cedegas website, second is showing WoW working in Linux with Cedega. IIRC JClinton has WoW working on Linux with Cedega right Jason?
http://transgaming.org/gamesdb/games/view.mhtml?game_id=3518
I haven't been a member of the TransGaming "club" in awhile, but a couple years back WoW was high on their list for games to run with WineX (now known as Cedega).
You'll have to be a member of the TransGaming "club" to download Cedega binaries, but its not too expensive, $5 a month. Be sure to sign up for at least three months to avoid agreeing to pay $5 a month forever (unless you'd like to remain a member forever).
The source code is free, but I sure don't feel up to the task of compiling Cedega on anything.
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