Simply type the commands in a shell... And it should download Winex sources in your current directory

i dont know what to type bc then it my say not found in your directory




PS the ppl who tried to help me thxs bc i dont know what im doing bc this is my first time on linux and dont know how to really use quite well

So the problem is that CVS seems not to be installed So we need to know which distro you use to help you... For example if you use Debian, just type as root:
but with a Red-Hat you use rpm command, download the package, log as root and:
Oliv'

i just told u that i have a fodora core 1 and i cant even get on my computer now bc of this error

What do you exactly mean??? What's wrong with your computer???

its when i try to start the computer and it says INTI "x" respawning too fast: disable at 5min

also about wine which is better bc everyone is telling winex cvs and wine i dont know which one is which plus when i dl it how do i install it

lol... that's problem may be due to a lot of reasons. In general, that's because you have recompiled your kernel without repatching for you drivers (for ATI or NVIDIA graphics cards).
Or that's may be due to a change in your X config (/etc/X11/XF86config).
For games (CS, UT...) winex is the best... If you want to do other things like text processing (be careful Word doesn't work with wine), wine seems to be better...
We've already answer to this in the previous messages

oliv'

oops i keep on saying that but what is cvs for is it the same aS WINEX and about that problem what do i do bc i look on the other fourms on here and they have the same problem but no solution to it

CVS is an utility which allow you to retrieve source code from a CVS server. And to download Winex without a subscription, you need CVS client.
About your Xserver problem, if you have Nvidia or ATI graphic chipset: repatch your kernel with your drivers... If that doesn't work, recompile your kernel, and retry to patch it with the drivers... If you own another graphic chipset, try to reconfigure your Xserver with xf86config utility.

wtf i dont know what your talking about i have ATI and i dont know how to repatch it i just told u that im having that problem i just sent to u. and for cvs the site that whoever gave me i have to dl that and then wine

Lol, i've fooled around with Linux a bit and feel less like a newbie, but i most certainly won't recommend fooling around with CVS and Kernels and all the stuff described in this thread [unless you are pretty much an advanced linux user] . I would rather just play games in Windows.

If you -really- want to play games in linux AND you're a newbie to Linux then you're mostly out of luck when it comes to "FREE" gaming. Odds are you going to f*ck up your installation before you even got your 3D card working, nevermind installing some "cvs" package [which usually are unstable and unsupported]. And even if you somehow manage to install it all correctly, then there's a high probability the game won't work anyway.

If you are new, and want to play games on linux, just BUY a damn transgaming subscription. For 15$ you get easy to install packages and support. Just do it http://www.transgaming.com