GTA: Vice City No Problems!

**Presto123** · October 29th, 2007

Sweet. It works just fine and is comparable to my install on Windows, but no glitches.

Ohhh yeah!

Wine 0.9.47 is the package.

**cogadh** · October 29th, 2007

Good to hear. I haven't tried GTA:VC in Wine recently, but in the past it always had issues with wierd reflections on the cars and way out of synch sound. If those problems are gone, I may just have to give it a try again.

**Presto123** · October 30th, 2007

Yeah, with the Wine Windows Emulator in the newest version, it runs fine. I haven't had any problems with any glitches yet. The only glitches are on the splash screen, and it's only monochrome, then it switches back to full color.

**stuart.crouch** · October 30th, 2007

Originally Posted by Presto123

Yeah, with the Wine Windows Emulator

Hehe. You should really look up what WINE stands for

**cogadh** · October 30th, 2007

Originally Posted by stuart.crouch

Hehe. You should really look up what WINE stands for

I wasn't going to mention that, but since you brought it up...

Wine Is Not an Emulator

**Presto123** · November 1st, 2007

Originally Posted by cogadh

I wasn't going to mention that, but since you brought it up...

Wine Is Not an Emulator

Hahaha...I know this already, but with WINE, at least the 0.9.47 build, they have placed "Wine windows Emulator" as a WINE program.

It seemed funny to me, too.

**JMO707** · November 11th, 2007

I'm using Wine 0.9.49 and having a weird-little problem (but annoying)

I can't get the game to recognize my right shift key. This doesn't allow me to buy anything on shops!!

I've tried activating and deactivating the windows manager control over applications on winecfg, but it only makes or not the keyboard work under the game.

I'm really rally desperate about this.

Anyone with the same problem?

**Crafty Kisses** · October 30th, 2007

Originally Posted by Presto123

Sweet. It works just fine and is comparable to my install on Windows, but no glitches.

Ohhh yeah!

Wine 0.9.47 is the package.

Nice!

**Presto123** · October 30th, 2007

I am currently re-installing UT2004 with it. Maybe it will work. Last build it worked, but it only had 90 degree movement. It ran fast and all, but I gave up on it.

**DoktorSeven** · October 30th, 2007

Originally Posted by Presto123

I am currently re-installing UT2004 with it. Maybe it will work. Last build it worked, but it only had 90 degree movement. It ran fast and all, but I gave up on it.

Despite the fact that UT2004 has a native binary for Linux? The original disks have an installer on the disk and the newer compilation CDs have an install method that should work (do a search).