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I have the windows version of Vampire: Bloodlines and I was wandering if theres a way to get it running on Linux without having to buy a new version of ...
- 01-04-2005 #1Just Joined!
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Windows Game On Linux
I have the windows version of Vampire: Bloodlines and I was wandering if theres a way to get it running on Linux without having to buy a new version of the game or buy a program to it, me having no money and all, any help or ideas??
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Hi
I'm a neebie just like you. I've made some games for windows work under linux.
Try this...
open a console in the directory where the game has been installed under windows..
i.e.
/windows/C/Program Files/...etc
then in the console type
# wine {filename.exe}
Good luck!!!!
LS
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If it doen't works, try downloading "Cedega" from
http://www003.portalis.it/115/winexy2556954.html
Cedega is like Wine but it's been made for gaming.
Bye
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Well, I dont have windows installed on my computer, just Linux and I said i wasnt willing to have to pay for anysoftware to do it, hence why im looking for something free. I already payed for my games, isnt that enough? lol
- 01-04-2005 #5The link above is for the freely-available version of Cedega. Read the page. You don't *have* to subscribe to get it, you just have to pay to get the official package from Transgaming that supports copy protection schemes.
Originally Posted by leecheroflife Registered Linux user #270181
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