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Wine version: 1.3.11 Linux Distro: Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid I am trying to run Dungeons and Dragons Online (DDO) but have been unable to. I followed the instructions from the AppDB page (http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=version&iId=22586) I ran the installer on a windows computer then copied the downloaded file to my computer and installed it with wine. I downloaded the

Hi I was trying to download Dungeons and Dragons Online with Wine 1.2.1 and found out that because of the last update the download link on www.ddo.com doesn't work, and that I would have to use the download link here, and that it was in the app information, but couldn't find it...I tried every link I did see, and none of them downloaded installer. Sorry if this is a stupid question but any

ok, well im not amazing with Linux, but i got Dungeons and dragons online to work perfectly in the last version of ubuntu. i did, honestly! i just pulled my pc out again, updated to the newest version of ubuntu. tried to run DDO. nothing, quite cross. played around for a bit, tried a full reinstall of both wine, DDO and the LOTR launcher. as far as i can tell. im having problems with the launcher

I am using a Kunbuntu Lucid Lynx 10.4/ Vista 64bit dual boot. The application I want to lunch is DDO. (Dungeons and Dragons Online) I click the application launcher, I go to "Applications," then I go to "WINE," and lastly I go to "Browse C: Drive" and I get this error... "Unable to run the command specified. The file or folder

Hello all. I have been searching forums, reading how-tos, and googling constantly for the last week but have yet to find a solution to, or even the cause of my problem. Any help would be appreciated. Ok the problem, Everything installs and runs great. But after about 2-5 minutes of gameplay the screen freezes and goes B&W. Sound continues like the game is still running. Once it froze and

I had a Nancy Drew: Secret of the Old Clock installed and running under Wine 1.3.19 for my daughter. The mouse worked correctly. I upgraded to 1.3.20 and now the game loads and works properly, but when she tries to select a saved game, the mouse jumps around the screen uncontrollably when moved making it impossible to select the saved game. I tried setting MouseWarp to disabled, but it

Hi, I'd like to know if there is any info on how to get the game "Dungeons" by Kalypso Media to work. I can't get it to work on my installation, but the strange thing it just quits with no error whatsoever (to be more precise, it never even starts) This is all the output i get: Code: [woop at woopstation:Kalypso Media/Dungeons]$ WINEPREFIX=~/.wine-dungeons wine

i have installed ddo on my ubuntu it works fine when starting it up and for the 1st 5 or ten minutes then it freezes my computer anyone have a fix for this?

I realize I'm a real noob when it comes to this type f thing, and please forgive me for this, but I need some serious help on installing and running DDO on my mac. I just downloaded Wine and winebottler, and downloaded from the DDO site the file (ddostandard.exe). When I tried running this, I got an error message. I am sure I am doing something wrong. Can someone Please walk me through

I'm trying to play both DDO and LoTRO using Wine 1.2. I followed the guide for installing DDO in linux as posted on the DDO forums. I followed this guide previously using Linux Mint 8 and achieved 100% success in running both programs. Now i've upgraded to LM 9 and following the same procedure, DDO is crashing. LoTRO however, is still running fine. I'm using PyLoTRO as the

I've run into two odd things running the latest version of Ubuntu (checking the version just tells me this is the "Natty" variant). The first came up when I tried to use the built in voice chat. Everyone else got a lot of static, and I couldn't hear a thing. Struck me as wierd, but i could still just use the text chat. The second oddity came today. I tried to login as usual,

Something I always recommend, when I hear about screens turning grey for any app, is disable Ubuntu's Visual Effects. Especially if you have an older system. Those effects have caused me numerous headaches in the past, including with ddo. And if you are experiencing frequent crashes, especially ones that occur during area transitions, check to see what version of wine you are using. Likely

Good evening all! I got a little problem with DDO under Wine 1.2rc6; Before beginning, I must say that I use an ATI EAH4670 video card and I know that ATI is always an issue with wine. Still, my problem could possibly be easy to solve, I think, I hope... :-) The game, under wine, is just awesome, no lagging and/or graphical problems about it. I've been able to try many features and got no

I am trying to run DDO under Wine. I have installed the LOTR Launcher program according to instructions on the the AppDB for DDO/LOTR. When I try to run the game I get this... Hardware texture compression support was not detected. This video card feature is required to run the game. [129] I'm not sure what to do to fix it. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

Hey everyone I have returned to Ubuntu after running windows for about 3 months and I'm having a problem running Dungeons&Dragons Online in wine... some info: wine version:1.2.2 wine tricks libraries:d3dx9,vcrun2003,vcrun2005,vcrun2008 with vcrun2010 failing to install... also I'm using pylotro and have updated the game to the latest version(before the update it ran but I

Seeing the same thing here, similar specs. I took a wander through the forums and it seems that this is not a Wine only thing, there's at least a couple windows users running into the same exact problem. Dunno if this changes anything or helps at all, but it's at least a known problem

> Tried there first. It's the latest version of wine. Tried everything I could find anywhere. Still getting the same issues. Might have to uninstall wine, re-install, and then re-install everything else. Sometimes this is the only way. By the time you've reached this point though, your nerves are usually fried from the stress of trying to just make the dang thing work that it's

[background] I had Ubuntu 10.04 loaded from a CD. CD failed to directly install, instead required that I go into the live session from the CD and then install. Loaded eve online with all those funny command codes you never see in windows like PPA:wine-somethingorother, and put in winetricks as well. used winetricks to install core fonts and d3dx9 set to opengl orm = backbuffer and all that

This happens when I try to Install Dungeons and dragons online: ###BOTTLING### Installing ddostandard-1.exe... err:seh:raise_exception Unhandled exception code c0000005 flags 10 addr 0x0 ### LOG ### Command '/Applications/Wine.app/Contents/Resources/bin/wine /Users/eeronirh/Downloads/ddostandard-1.exe' returned status 5. ###ERROR### Command

Bob Wya wrote: > ...I would agree with 'Mister' about dual-booting. An X1600 is a pretty decent gaming card under Windows. The open source drivers for the X1600 under Linux are very immature. However they progressing at phenomenal pace - since AMD/ATI started releasing details of their GPU API ~3 years ago. Give them another 2 years and who knows... You might be a notebook as an AMD