similar to: wine (Starcraft) in second X window: no mouse, sound & keyboard

I'm sorry if this is a re-post - I switched news servers and it's not showing up on the new one. Here goes: I'm trying to run Starcraft fullscreen using xinit: xinit /usr/bin/wine ./starcraft.exe -- /usr/X11R6/bin/X :1 -screen Starcraft This runs SC in full-screen mode, no window manager, a separate X server, DGA-enabled, the whole 9 yards. Starcraft starts and looks great.

Hi: I can get Starcraft to run well enough, but I want the Wine Starcraft Window that comes up on my desktop to grab my mouse. When I say grab I mean that I don't want my mouse to go outside of the wine window until I exit the program. Is this possible? I'm using XFree 4.0.2 and kernel 2.4.2 if that matters. I must say, wine is very impressive. Thanks all, Aaron Cline

Hi, and thanks for taking your time to read this. I recently installed Starcraft II using play on linux. The game is running perfectly and smoothly, but I have a problem with the mouse. In the games menus the cursor seems to be completely unsynchronized with where the mouse should be. For example I can see buttons glow as if I were hovering over them when my cursor is in a completely different

out of curiosity, i ran war2 BNE. the same thing happened as in starcraft: keyboard would not work. it didnt give me any error messages or anything, so I cant really put any of that up here. hmm. any ideas?

Hello. I have Fedora 16 and wine-1.3.36. I installed starcraft broodwar with out problems. Then i started game and created local network game it was ok. When the game starts i can go in menu and click with mouse everywhere changing options and preferences, but when i make any click on the map or the unit the game just go out... So any click in game after it starts - cause to starcraft die.

After I updated Ubuntu to 11.04, Starcraft Broodwar sound is buggy. It is delayed and sometimes it is not reproduced at all, for example at the start. With Ubuntu 10.10 I had no problem. Any ideas?

I know, Starcraft has been covered much, but I still cannot make starcraft complete its installation. The installation halts while adding shortcuts to the start menu. As someone (Ove I believe) mentioned, Starcraft adds certain registry keys after creating shortcuts, requiring the installation to continue. I have modified wineshelllink in order to gain some insight: #!/bin/sh echo "$@"

crossposted to wine-dev, and wine-users Hi, I've done some more tests, and i found that when i run winedbg starcraft and wine starcraft and then again winedbg starcraft etc. It works, but always following this pattern: <boot my box> winedbg starcraft :all runs perfectly wine starcraft: all video choppy winedbg starcraft :all runs perfectly winedbg starcraft: all video choppy wine

Here's a rundown of versions, in case any of it is important: Wine: 1.3.21 Kernel: 2.6.39 (Gentoo r1) X.Org X server: 1.10.2 Window manager: musca (0.9.24) I'm using the default xorg.conf settings. When I run any program in wine (notepad, for example), the keyboard stops working after I click the mouse. I can type to my heart's content as long as I don't use the mouse. However,

I'm having a little trouble with trying to install newer versions of Starcraft (updates or Brood War) on a win-free Wine installation. I can run the installer off the original Starcraft CD, and it puts all of the files in the right place, adds a couple registry entries, and then chokes on creating the entries in the Start Menu. Still, I can kill the process at that point, and I have a usable

Hi all, i have run starcraft from the debugger, and it's fast. (Well, about as fast as win98 on a P-60) I have run it from wine, and it's slow (about a 468-33) The real machine i runt it from is a celeron 416, 160 MB ram, geforce 2 mx400 PCI I *finaly* discovered i could get a trace from it by using winedbg -debugmsg i.e. ONE dash. I run a diff on both files, and i was surprized to

I got Starcraft and Warcraft 3 working without a CD Crack using wine. The trick is a link in the ~/.wine/dosdevices directory to your mounted CD-Rom directory with the name: "d:" for example if you starcraft CD is mounted in /media/STARCRAFT then enter the following commands: cd ~/.wine/dosdevices ln -s /media/STARCRAFT d: Don't connect the the Battle.net. Starcraft will crash

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Hi, I have discovered i can run starcraft at (almost) full speed on my system. This only works one time, directly after reboot. When tried a second time it's all choppy again. My guess is there're some stale wine processes after the first attempt. When i reboot and start wine instead of winedebug the game video performance is choppy. When i start the game with winedbg after that The

I have used Starcraft under wine for a long time, and I have just learned to put up with random crashes. The only version of wine I have gotten to work is ancient (991212)! I have tried more recent versions, but I haven't been able to get them running at all. Is there a wine that doesn't crash randomly running starcraft? What wine do you use for starcraft? (BTW, there seems to be a

Greets, I haven't been following the wine list; I just use wine to play Starcraft. I've been playing Starcraft perfectly for some years, and every couple of months I 'cvs update' with the wine sources. I cvsuped right now, and this has broken Starcraft. One slightly annoying thing is that the wine executable no longer takes the '-display' command line option, but at

Ok... here's my big problem with the nVidia drivers. Ever since I upgraded to 0.9-6 DGA mode with Starcraft has been broken!, and now with the 0.9-767 drivers Starcraft has refused to work AT ALL. If I replace the drivers back to the 0.9-5 (which are dreadfully unstable with SMP) Starcraft works fine. Any resolution, any color depth. With 0.9-6 I have to run Starcraft at 8-bit depth, else

Allright, I'm at my wits end here. About 6 months ago I had starcraft working perfectly under wine. Couldn't tell the difference between it and running natively under windows. Anyway, between now and then I've reinstalled and updated drivers, etc and I can't get wine to work for the life of me (Recent version too) When I had it working I was using a script to start a second X

Can someone help me how to install my starcraft through wine? can some one elaborate the step of installing... thanks! debian:/media/My Disc/starcraft# wine /media/My\ Disc/starcraft/INSTALL.EXE Invoking /usr/lib/wine/wine.bin /media/My Disc/starcraft/INSTALL.EXE ... Xlib: connection to ":0.0" refused by server Xlib: No protocol specified err:dc:CreateDCW no driver found for

Information you may need: my distro is Linux Mint 12 Gnome I am not dual booting with windows, I only have linux on this computer Alright so the description for this problem is quite lengthy. Basically I set out to do something very simple in Linux. I wanted to install wine to be able to run starcraft 2. So the first thing I did was go to software manager. The latest version of wine I could have