Recently I have come to love the Windows 7 RC1. Its my favorite operating system besides fedora. Anyway, I have been getting bored with Windows lately. I want to be able to play my Steam games(Team Fortress 2, Insurgency, Day of Defeat etc.) using Wine. My real question is, does Wine support direct x 10? I would love to slip away from Windows at the moment. And if it does support it, should I use it on Fedora 11 or OS X(Snow Leopard)?
On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 17:51, PwnerOfPimp <wineforum-user at winehq.org> wrote:> Recently I have come to love the Windows 7 RC1. Its my favorite operating system besides fedora. Anyway, I have been getting bored with Windows lately. I want to be able to play my Steam games(Team Fortress 2, Insurgency, Day of Defeat etc.) using Wine. My real question is, does Wine support direct x 10?No, or at least not to an usable degree...> I would love to slip away from Windows at the moment. And if it does support it, should I use it on Fedora 11 or OS X(Snow Leopard)?AFAIK, OpenGL under OS X is not as good as Linux.... (It might differ for things like ATI/Intel cards, where the Linux drivers suck...) Gert
Does it support the latest directx 9?
On Fri, Sep 25, 2009 at 19:02, PwnerOfPimp <wineforum-user at winehq.org> wrote:> Does it support the latest directx 9? >Many directX games run... The start of a DirectX 10 implementation exist... Check the AppDb to see how well your game works.... For various reasons, you can expect significantly better results with nVidia cards that other cards.