[falcon]

Bonjour ayant acquis un petit portable linux récemment j'aimerai bien y mettre AO (sans formater et installer windaube si possible )

J'ai retrouvé un vieux tutorial de 2004 mais les choses ont du évoluer depuis non ?
http://www.csh.rit.edu/~marius/aolinux/

Quelqu'un a un lien récent avec le minimum de lignes de commandes et de compilation si possible ^^ (distrib xandros mais je vais sans doute bientôt passer a ubuntu...)

Merci ^^

Falcon

[Victoire]

Tu a un tutorial sur le forum AO mais bon il date un peu aussi de 2004 ici puis après en page 17 quelqu'un donne une explication sous Ubuntu...

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Here are my notes:

Well, I managed to get it to work. The graphics are bad, the text nearly unreadable, and I think that can be tweaked to look and 'feel' better.

Here is the process I went through (refined) to get it to work.


* Install Ubuntu 7.10 (the various configurations might be a hassle, in particular the video - there are numerous resources on the internet to help).

* Install Wine (System > Administration > Synaptic Package Manager > Wine (0.9.46) )

* Download Anarchy Online install file (17.6.1) (if you don't already have one saved)

* Download an old AnarchyPatcher.exe (save to desktop for now)

* Install Anarchy through the Wine interface (Right click on file, select "Open with Wine...", or if not an option yet, "Open with Other Application..." and select Wine)

* When Anarchy has completed installing, it should bring you up to the Login / Patch screen. LEAVE THAT OPEN AND RUNNING!

* Rename the OldAnarchy.exe to AnarchyPatcher.exe, copy it, and paste it in the Anarchy Online folder over the 'current' one.

* Switch back to your Login / Patch screen, and click on <Patch>


Your client should begin the patching process from here. You may have to repeat this last part of the process (start client, copy/paste old Patcher, click ) a time or two, but it will work.

This process seems to work with both Wine and Cedega.

This should bring you up to the point of where you can start your game. There may well be other tweaks and polishing needed to the video and/or sound, but... this should get you started!

Wine is a bit buggy, for some reason. I had it working with the version loaded through the Package Manager - but the graphics were very grainy, text was unreadable. Updated to the very latest version of Wine, and the client crashes out on load. (haven't tried digging into this, yet).


Cedega works very nicely. It's a bit laggier than running through Windows, but I think that's just some tweaking needed on my part. VERY playable, though.

Je sais pas trop si sa marche n'ayant pas de Linux installé...

Bonne chance

[falcon]

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Je sais pas trop si sa marche n'ayant pas de Linux installé...

Bonne chance

Merci je vais tester cela ce weekend ^^

Falcon