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Software | Windows 10 x64 Pro |
Everyone knows that, at some point if you run Linux, there'll be an application for Windows you want to run. This thread is designed to detail what will run and what won't, in WINE.
WINE is software for Linux that attempts to implement Windows and DirectX API's, allowing games and other software to run. So, here's what it can do (tested with latest WINE and Ubuntu 8.04 beta):
CAN RUN PERFECTLY:
STALKER: Shadow of Chernobyl
World of Warcraft (with some edits [thanks Snipe343])
CAN RUN WITH BUGS:
Crysis (not tested, but heard it runs with low framerates [DX9 ONLY - NO DX10 IMPLEMENTATION])
Half-Life 2 (graphical bugs, low but playable framerate)
Steam (can't use in-game voice chat or friends community)
CAN'T RUN AT ALL:
Windows Live Messenger
I will continue to update this as I discover more applications.
Ben
PS: Feel free to post your own results/requests, and I'll add them here.
WINE is software for Linux that attempts to implement Windows and DirectX API's, allowing games and other software to run. So, here's what it can do (tested with latest WINE and Ubuntu 8.04 beta):
CAN RUN PERFECTLY:
STALKER: Shadow of Chernobyl
World of Warcraft (with some edits [thanks Snipe343])
CAN RUN WITH BUGS:
Crysis (not tested, but heard it runs with low framerates [DX9 ONLY - NO DX10 IMPLEMENTATION])
Half-Life 2 (graphical bugs, low but playable framerate)
Steam (can't use in-game voice chat or friends community)
CAN'T RUN AT ALL:
Windows Live Messenger
I will continue to update this as I discover more applications.
Ben
PS: Feel free to post your own results/requests, and I'll add them here.
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