similar to: Performance in Half-Life

I'm having this problem with wine. I compile it with opengl-support and my card (ATI Radeon) runs no problem with Quake3 or the Mesa Demos. And I can actually start HL/CS with both software and opengl. Problem is, the framerate is about 4... It seems just as if wine just doesn't do hardware rendering. Anyone had a similar experience or know a potential solution? PS: Wine works fine

Hi, finally got HL to run at 1024 in opengl. But there are some things which i'm not happy about: 1) Sound lags about 1 sec after the game, EAX doesn't work. 2) Some fonts don't get found (which messes up the scoreboard). I'm running Mandrake7.2 with kernel 2.4.2 and XFree 4.0.1 and nvidia's 0.9.6 drivers. Some things i've found out so far: Using the nvidia agp driver

I am running Wow 4.0.3 on Linux Mint 9 using Wine 1.2.1 I use PlayonLinux to manage Wine versions, and I have used up to 1.3.7, which I think is the most current version. Usually, it'll run OK. But I have run across several problems. 1. Logging on: When I log on, sometimes the computer will become completely non responsive. The cursor moves, bot the sound stops, no buttons can be pushed, and

Hi, I have just compiled wine-20011108 for my Mandrake 8.1 box, installed Half-Life, patched it to 1.1.0.8, installed csv13full.exe. I then tried to connect to a local LAN server however all the keys are all real weird. I ran my standard win98se config file, it worked OK. By weird I mean that normally when I move the mouse my player looks around but under wine he starts a slow slide across

Well. i got s.th. for you and i think i'll give this to crazney (lhl.linuxgames.com) #1 a step by step HL tutorial #2 my questions. -------------------------------------------------------------------------- ## 1 ## a step by step HL tutorial ###################################### -------------------------------------------------------------------------- yea, well, i got HL working. On my