TransGaming's WINE

[Sean]

I wouldnt mind seeing it!

Also if anyone has a PPC based linux embedded system beyond a TiVo
like a TotalImpact briQ, MicroSys MPC8260, I wouldn't mind
seeing those either. I really like the briQ but 1700 for a G3/400 seemed
like a bit much even with ram and a 10gig drive. And I wouldnt mind looking at
something a bit smaller and maybe even  something with the PowerQUICC/II in it.


There is a whole list of embedded boards at:
http://penguinppc.org/usr/embedded/howto/PowerPC-Embedded-HOWTO-3.html#ss3.3



On Tue, 10 Apr 2001, Tim Schmidt wrote:

> Before I left for spring break I DL'd TransGaming's WINE tree from
> www.transgaming.com (the code is hosted by SourceForge using CVS).  I
> compiled it, installed it, and configured it (a cinch -- anyone can do a
> ./configure, make, make install, and then run wineconfig).  I've had
> excellent experience playing Windows games on Linux.  Games are teh only
> thing that I can't find a decent native version of for Linux, so it makes
> perfect sense to use WINE to do the job.  TransGaming has beefed up Directx
> support for it, and even the beta (or alpha, or whatever WINE is) seems to
> do a great job.
>
> I have Red Alert 2 running flawlesly (well, not entirely, audio is slightly
> mangled, but understandable -- graphics are flawless, and it hasn't
> crashed/given me any goofy errors)
>
> I also have Total Annihilation running absolutely flawlessly.  Audio/video
> all works 100%.  Excellent.
>
> Perhaps another meeting topic -- bring in games and/or other software and
> throw them at the latest WINE.
>
> --Tim
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