I know I know what's wrong. You see the command extract because winzip/winrar by default is set to open .iso files. You probably have visible file extensions turned off. To turn them on, in any open...
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I know I know what's wrong. You see the command extract because winzip/winrar by default is set to open .iso files. You probably have visible file extensions turned off. To turn them on, in any open...
If you want to play Starcraft, it works perfectly in Wine.
AFAIK, games from ijji.com explicitly require IE (you go to their website and run the game from there), and because they use GameGuard, which relies on rootkits (!), it won't run on wine.
HOWEVER,...
AFAIK, virtualization doesn't work well for games because you're running a OS on top of another OS, and 3D doesn't quite work well in virtualization anyway.
An interface? You might be talking about WineXS, but AFAIK, it hasn't been updated for a while.
Any folder in your home folder with a period at the front of it's name is hidden by default. Press...
Sounds like you haven't installed it.
Open terminal, cd to the folder (pspvc-install-0.3), and type
sh install.sh
PSPForce is a... ISO/game management utility. This is some text from its...
Usually, the file you will burn as a ps2 disc will be a .iso or some other kind of disc image file. DVD decrypter supports just about all disc image formats, so you should be fine,
In a console, type "pspvc" to start the program. Select a file, and encode it, Don't forget to use the little screenshot thingy to make a suitabe thumbnail for your video.
It's pretty...
Check the Starcraft entry for WineHQ's AppDB.
IIRC, battle.net was the only part of SC that wasn't working right under wine.
PSP works fine just as a removable drive. Just connect it, enable USB mode, and drag and drop.
You may want to try qpspmanager, though. Just google for it.
I use dvd decrypter to burn PS2 discs.
http://appdb.winehq.org/appview.php?iVersionId=2587&iTestingId=10004
You'll need to set it up so that it'll detect your optical drive, but other than...
It depends on how big the games are. Of course, taking movies and music out will help, but AFAIK, PSPForce uses ripkits(?) which is basically a file that tells the program what you can safely take...
HasratUSA, is there a way to play ISOs off your Linux system's hard drive? I mean, I know it works in Windows, but I get stuck on a step due to wine.
Fittersman, there is a ISO tool you can use...
You're concerned about your computer having to work harder when you're running a game?
Maybe it has to do with the amount of ram you have, or if you're also runing another program at the same time.
I'd give just about anything to be able to play SCO..
If you want a fully functional DS emu, you'll need to wait a year or two.
No kidding. All we have now is poor, buggy emulation, and unless you want to play the DS game demos.... no dice.
Wolfenstein: Enemy Territory hands down is one of the best FPSes there is for Linux. It's free, too.
Just be prepared to get used to other people being way ahead of you in terms of skill,...
Argh, I can't seem to install Spring from the repository, and with Wine, it's not working out too well.
Some packages could not be installed. This may mean that you have
requested an impossible...
Are you running it on wine/cedega or did you get it from synaptic?