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~~zorelf~~ · (#1)

here is a good program to play wow on linux and it works great and you cant get viruses and a less chance of lag. hereis link: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]

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oliwood · (#2)

does it work on Suse 10?

~~zorelf~~ · (#3)

suse is the only thing i tested it on it for shure works on suse 10.2 and red hat not shure about the rest of the linux's

Cittidel · (#4)

Wouldn't wine be better?

I'm not a linux user, but I've seen that it can be done.

Mansus · (#5)

If this works, I will worship you as a god o_O

lag · (#6)

This is very well known. It works on almost all major Linux distros. It's a subscription based service with various payment options.

Sym · (#7)

Cedega is probably the only "off the shelf" software solution for WoW. You can definitely get WINE to work, but you need to find a guide for your specific version of Linux unless you know the system well. There is also a specialized version of WINE that works with WoW by default, but like Cedega you need to pay for it.

Hounro · (#8)

Cant get either wine, winex or cedega working on suse 10.2, maybe cus i dont get what the heck is wrong, but if any one would tell me how to do it, then please, i would stor the person with rep!

97036 · (#9)

If you're using the 64bit verision of your OS (if there is one) that may cause the problem.

Hounro · (#10)

Im on a 32 bit

loxor · (#11)

cedega = $$$ =

im on 64bit suse 10.2 running wow in wine, no problems! if i can be any help just ask

there are a few basic steps:
make sure graphics card and 3d accel are working
install wine
copy wow cd's to drive
in console type: wine path\to\copied\cds\installer.exe

now you should get the normal installer! download the patches, install TBC and ur done! icon on your desktop even, if you want a real detailed guide check this out:
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nicebloke · (#12)

I've been playing on Linux since Beta.
Using Fedora 6 64bit right now