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I know this has probably been answered before but i want to know how i can download WineX from a windows XP machine and then copy it to my linux machine.
I saw a post awhile ago about useing CVS something or other but it looked like i could only do it with Linux but only my XP machine is hooked up to the internet.
Could you please help me out? I really wanna move to linux but i must be able to play my games still.
why u cant connect to the internet on the gnu/linux system?
well if u are subscribed to transgaming, u can easily download the tar.gz file to your windows partition; u can access from linux to that partition and copy it over to ya linux partition
Originally posted by freeka but this article http://www.linux-gamers.net/modules/...1&articleid=45
describes how to get cedega running, without paying, so its "free" in a way of no-payment, but its no free software btw...
I can't see in this article how to do it from a XP machine. All i see is linux prompts or do i just type the linux prompts in Wincvs?
Originally posted by Geoffb I can't see in this article how to do it from a XP machine. All i see is linux prompts or do i just type the linux prompts in Wincvs?
thats why i dont mentioned the article before ; ) all u can test is to run cygwin, but i cant imagine all this will run fine later on ya linux machine...
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