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I've been browsing the posts preparing to eliminate the last Windoze bastion from my PC. The all importnat gaming!
From my reading, I can see a lot of mixed methods and success using different ways to install and run games. I have win98 installed on a 20GB partition and Linux occupies the remaining 180GB.
So a quick heads up .... should I use wine and run games from the windows partition, or should I try installing natively. Favorite game of all time is Morrowind and it's expansions. Apparently, you can't install the expansions using Loki installers, I alot of people seem to be having trouble with Cedega and WineX 3.2.
I'm happy to nut my way through this, but it never hurts to get a few opinions first.
I have an almost identical setup. 20gb XP (it shipped with my pc) and 160gb Slackware. I have Photoshop 6 running smoothly with wine, although I'm not sure about Flash. My XP partition is pretty much for Soldier of Fortune 2 multiplayer. Alas, punkbuster sucks and doesn't cooperate with Linux (nor does it stop anybody from cheating).
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