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just a question are wireplay going to start call of duty 5 servers and get a community
cheers
Rob
the last i heard is that there isn't a simple way of running CoD5 on a linux server
i'm sure the experts will be able to provide more details
CoDWW server using wine on debian-based systems - FPSadmin.com (http://www.fpsadmin.com/forum/showthread.php?t=16481)
looks like people launching using wine, the debian guides should work on suse, but it isnt as simple as all that and i know theres a lot of people having troubles. i am gona test on my fedora box at home and maybe do some trialing of vmware windows to see if that works better or not.
will let you know what i find out.
I believe wine still requires you to have a windows license though.
JamesBPK
03-01-2009, 12:14
aye, emulating through wine requires a (rather expensive) licence.
i pressume you are refering to server licenses, i have some spare oem xp pro licenses not sure we would have to run a server but i also get microsoft discounts due to my MCP and a few other work related things.
i will check what is required. there is no "no" when it comes to IT.
watch this space....
I believe wine still requires you to have a windows license though.
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aye, emulating through wine requires a (rather expensive) licence.
erm both completely wrong, wine is free opensource.
you might think of cedega a company that sells wine+extra's(notfree) that has some support for newer games+installers.
But wine itself is totaly free to use
wine is but does it need a windows install too?
nope, doesn't need a thing of windows to run, it's a complete independent implementation of the windows api. it can use .dll's from windows but that's not something that's used a lot anymore, older versions had more use for it.
JamesBPK
04-01-2009, 12:22
Oh, my mistake then :P. I was refering to a licence for windows, but it seems that you dont need one of those either :P
Wine could be used to run garrysmod servers also, if you don't actually need a windows license then ++ :)
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