I am curious. There are online game sites tailored to work well with windows which do not work well with Linux. For example: http://www.pogo.com Some of the games work, but others crash such as say "word whomp." This happened to me in Fedora 10 and Ubuntu 10.10. Is there a way to open a website using java pop-ups like 'word whomp' in wine with Linux? I apologize for my ignorance concerning wine applications, as I've only used it successfully to open VirtualDub in Ubuntu. If wine cannot be configured to make these games work with Linux, is there any way to solve this problem? Thank you for your consideration.
Seth Adbelove do the game work in Windows Firefox without issue. Using wine for this is not recommed. Lot of cases it traces to either poorly writen web apps. Or worse private information snooping apps.
Thank you for response. The games work very well in windows internet explorer and also firefox. Although wine is not recommended, I am curious how it might be configured to do this. Thank you.>>>>>You wrote: Seth Adbelove do the game work in Windows Firefox without issue. Using wine for this is not recommed. Lot of cases it traces to either poorly writen web apps. Or worse private information snooping apps.
Few basic linux things to check first. If they are java games check what java linux is using. either openjdk or sun java is good. There are 3 other options that are not that great. Flash games make sure you have adobe flash. You could be running gnash or something else that is not as complete. Basically there is a good chance that the issue is solveable without turning to wine.