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I was just wondering if I can play Counter-Strike on my RedHat 8.0 Linux box... I have set up a Counter-Strike server 'hlds' but is there a way I can actually play it on another Linux computer? If so where can I find the tar, rpm, bin, or whatever?
Thanks
-Andy
WineX is made for better support with stuff using DirectX (which just about all windows game use). The difference between direct X support with wine and wineX is alot. So if you are going to be gaming wineX is the way to go.
About the CVS being broken that is rare. I usually get a fresh wineX from cvs about once a week. bumped into a broken one once and that was fixed within 2 days.
so apps -wine
games -wineX
I use wine for kazaa, winamp and wineX for starcraft and cs. If you have a nvidia card (and fast pc) playing cs with wineX should be almost identical to playing in windows. using a ati card and a slow pc dont even waste your time.
The rpm is the correct format for mandrake (or any rpm based distro), .deb is the extention for debian packages and .tar.gz (.tgz perhaps?) is for the rest of us.
" I use wine for kazaa, winamp and wineX for starcraft and cs. If you have a nvidia card (and fast pc) playing cs with wineX should be almost identical to playing in windows. using a ati card and a slow pc dont even waste your time." -wr3ck3d
I thought it was impossible to have two installations of wine simultaneous
Half-Life Install loads says i cant play back wav files... then i hti ok and i get this
Building font metrics. This may take some time...
Done building font metrics
Xlib: extension "XFree86-DRI" missing on display ":0.0".
XIO: fatal IO error 0 (Success) on X server ":0.0"
after 6641 requests (6641 known processed) with 0 events remaining.
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