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Hi, I currently switch between Cedega and Wine to play World of Warcraft. Overall Wine works fine except for 1 issue I have that I want to try and get fixed. When I play WoW full screened in Cedega, pressing keys such as Alt and an ability let me cast it upon myself without changing targets. If Cedega isn't in a full screen mode, this doesn't work. For Wine though regardless of whether it

Hello, I have a Fedora Core 4 on a AMD-64 with the wine version 20050830 World of Warcraft work (in openGL) with the FC4 i386 without sound and I have to kill wine when I want quit. The game is quite fast (some problem when looking fire with smoke). But with the wame FC4 in x64 architecture I cannot target mobs, nps and corpses. With cedega 4.4.1 I use : ;; App default settings ;; World of

Hello, I am using World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King, in a debian stable, I am using only stable pakages and only some program with backports The line for backports are this deb http://www.backports.org/debian lenny-backports main contrib non-free The line for backport of wine is this deb http://www.lamaresh.net/apt lenny main I install WoW in debian using the instructions of

Hi, like many others I am trying to run wow with wine, but unlike many others, it doesn't really work ;) Already tried to fix with this Howto: http://www.wowwiki.com/Linux/Wine Nevertheless, I get to the login (all behind is red, no image like it should be) and to the character selection (only buttons visible, but no labels on them). I even get into the game, seeing the panels, but the

Yesterday's WoW patch[1] introduced a rather annoying bug making it impossible to select things like NPCs. The problem can be fixed (well, worked around) in Cedega using the config option "MemoryLayoutOverride" = "0x10000000". I seem to recall this is an area in which Wine and Cedega differ quite substantially, unless there's been some more convergence recently,

Hey all! I'm running Ubuntu Hardy Heron 8.04, the 32-bit version on a 64-bit computer. I installed the latest wine (1.0) from the terminal just by going: Code: sudo apt-get install wine It installed perfectly and seems to work as it should. I then downloaded the World of Warcraft trial from wow-europe, and installed it with wine by right clicking on it and selecting wine. I am able to

Hi all, I have installed WoW with 0.9.47 (actually also 0.9.45 and 0.9.46 on previous Linux installs) and it was working fairly well (with the due modification to the registry, WoW config file, and nice -15), but I started to have few problems since I have updated wine to 0.9.48. The first and most annoying problem is that every 15-25 minutes WoW freeze; I have to kill it and reopen it. That is

Ok my problem like the title says is, I have video lag every 11~13 seconds during 1 seconds, this happens in OpenGl or D3d mode, it isn't a sound, problem even with the sound deactivated the problem persist, I have tested in the following configurations: 1- Hardware: AMD Athlon 64 X2 4800+, 2 Gb RAM Corsair, Geforce 8800 GT, Sata 2 Hard disk. SO: Archlinux kernel 2.6.25, Nvidia driver

Hello. I'm running WoW 2.3.3, my wine version is wine-0.9.56. My PC: 512 ram, Athlon 300+ and ATI radeon 600x. Problem: 4pfs under Arch Linux and up to 12 under Ubuntu. Drivers: Fglrx (catalyst-8.3-1) Rendering: Yes Code: glxinfo |grep direct direct rendering: Yes fglrxinfo display: :0.0 screen: 0 OpenGL vendor string: ATI Technologies Inc. OpenGL renderer string: RADEON X600/X550 Series

HI! Im use only one windows program, but i have a mysterious problem. The game runs beautifully. But after some time (2-3 minutes) to notice that the upward network traffic jams. Information coming from the server, other players' movements, spells, chatting me, but anything I do not have to get to the server, which is 5000 seconds later, you can launch. Im use the latest daily snapshot from

The game runs really well, high fps etc...But when I either enter combat, or sheath/unsheath my weapon, the game locks up for a few seconds ;( Anyone ever have this problem, or have any clue as to where it's coming from? My computer specs are P4 3.0ghz ATI Radeon 9800 pro 128mb 768mb ddr ram Thanks in advance.

I just revived my LG laptop's Ubuntu install and have put the latest ATi driver on it. 3D acceleration works fine as does compiz. I copied over WoW to test and right now, I have to have ffxGlow "0" in the config.wtf file to get the game to start (otherwise it throws up the blizz error report and terminates). ffxGlow "0" causes rendering problems at the login screen, I

okay well i've been fighting to get wow to work the past few days...i am a complete linux noob running ubuntu 8.10(intrepid)...after many issues installing i finally got the game installed and booting up however when i get in game i deal with massive glitching and screen tearing i set all screen tear reduction options in wow and have read several possible fixes but i have insufficient

Hi, It seems that the new 1.8 patch brings and old problem back. The problem is : It's impossible to target any world object without some "tricks" [1] not always usable. This problem occured the first time with the 1.5 patch. A lot of workarounds were given on the forum and, finally, the 2.6.12 kernel fixed the problem for a lot of people (like me). Now the problem comes back but

Hey everyone, I recently had to reset my whole computer and I thought, I can finally get rid of Windows and just use Ubuntu. But now, I have problems starting World of Warcraft under Wine, which should actually work fine! I have rendering activated, but when I start WOW with this: Code: :~/Wine/World of Warcraft$ wine Wow.exe -opengl I get the error: Code: err:module:attach_process_dlls

I just installed 1.3.20 from the PPA on my Ubuntu 11.04 64-bit installation. One of the new features is the "Option to clip the mouse inside fullscreen windows". I wonder if this is related to the problem that has now cropped up since 1.3.19. In World of Warcraft when I move my mouse the position resets at constant intervals (~ 2 seconds). (When moving the mouse ever two seconds the

Hello, Since I've used Ubuntu 10.10 and had recently been upgraded to 11.04 I have seen various changes, but the one thing that concerns me is because the fact that every time I try to install World of Warcraft onto my laptop it seems that the Start-up screen (Usually before you hit the Play button). there are gray lines around the sides and the game itself doesn't play as well in Windows

Has anyone been able to get World of Warcraft Burning crusade running on FreeBSD 6.2 stable with wine 0.9.34 and a nvidia video driver? I had it working on a earlier version of wine 9.22(I think it was) if someone would mind posting some instructions on how to get this working it would be great Thank you Wine Devlopers for continued FreeBSD Support Sam Fourman Jr.

I recently upgraded to a new hard disk and installed Kubuntu Hardy from scratch, I installed the latest version of wine 1.1.2 and tried to run World of Warcraft. I immediately get a segmentation fault with no other messages. I have tried installing a fresh copy of Warcraft from the install media with the same result. I also tried backing up to 1.1.1 with the same results and a fresh copy of .wine,

ok, I'll get straight to the point: I'm trying to run World of Warcraft (Version 3.3.5 Build 12340) and I have an Intel GMA 4500MHD Integrated chipset, and I can login just fine, but when it tries to render a character, it crashes and spits out an error via the WowError.exe, and if I don't use OpenGL, it can play, but the FPS will spike horribly at random times, and all player