Author Topic: Blockland for Linux  (Read 3189 times)

www.winehq.org/ there

rlcbm whips yet another ass

lol its just a windows executive emulation (may be the wrong word for it) program

rlcbm whips yet another ass

lol its just a windows executive emulation (may be the wrong word for it) program
that works only 5% of the time

that works only 5% of the time

Actually, for me, using Ubuntu it's worked every time I've needed it to.

lol its just a windows executive emulation (may be the wrong word for it)
Not necessarily, Wine is a is an open source implementation of the Windows API on top of X and OpenGL. It's more-so of a compatibility layer, kind of like Windows XP Mode on Windows 7.

Good, you're realizing that Apple just takes free things and sells it for a large price.
i once got an A on a paper about why Apple will eventually die.
do i getz cookie c:

i once got an A on a paper about why Apple will eventually die.
do i getz cookie c:

 :cookie: her yu go, on cokie

Actually, for me, using Ubuntu it's worked every time I've needed it to.

It runs good on my comp through wine if i run it in terminal by -opengl and -debug, but it lags the forget outta itself.


Wine is stuff
1 out of 8 times

i managed to get my hands on crossover the one day it was free, really not that much different.
Through Wine with 12x CSAA (8x CSAA, 4x MSAA) compared to Windows with the same AA settings, I get a much greater video performance than Windows by running it under Wine, but sluggish mouse movements is easily overcome. Overall I'd go with Wine for the 19 FPS difference, despite the mouse being somewhat sluggish.
i find it to be slower. hm.
i blame intel.

EDIT: http://appdb.winehq.org/ tells you what works and what doesn't.
« Last Edit: November 05, 2012, 07:06:20 PM by TheBlackParrot »

EDIT: http://appdb.winehq.org/ tells you what works and what doesn't.

It doesnt say anything about the revision, only v19, 9, and that crap.

It doesnt say anything about the revision, only v19, 9, and that crap.
http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=2688
search things
click things
reeead things
wow

http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManager.php?sClass=application&iId=2688
search things
click things
reeead things
wow

    
Version   Description   Rating   Wine version   Test results   Comments
Retail (v11)   This version adds a handful of bugfixes and features.  The most notable one is the physics brick support.   Platinum   1.1.27   3   0
Retail (v12)   Blockland v12, released on June 7th, 2009   Platinum   1.1.36   3   0
Retail (v14)   This version adds a good bit of bug fixes, removes the need of port forwarding for most  people, and adds some other features.   Garbage   1.1.43   1   0
Retail (v16)   Just bug fixes.   Platinum   1.3.1   4   0
Retail (v17)   Fixed console errors if client sends bogus trust invite data   Platinum   1.2.1   2   0
Retail (v19)   This should fix all issues with v18 and the high speed download system   Platinum   1.3.27   7   0
Retail (v9)      The commercial version with many new features. Availible as demo or commercial. Some source code availible.   Platinum   1.1.3   4   0
   



   
Version   Description   Rating   Wine version   Test results   Comments
Retail (v11)   This version adds a handful of bugfixes and features.  The most notable one is the physics brick support.   Platinum   1.1.27   3   0
Retail (v12)   Blockland v12, released on June 7th, 2009   Platinum   1.1.36   3   0
Retail (v14)   This version adds a good bit of bug fixes, removes the need of port forwarding for most  people, and adds some other features.   Garbage   1.1.43   1   0
Retail (v16)   Just bug fixes.   Platinum   1.3.1   4   0
Retail (v17)   Fixed console errors if client sends bogus trust invite data   Platinum   1.2.1   2   0
Retail (v19)   This should fix all issues with v18 and the high speed download system   Platinum   1.3.27   7   0
Retail (v9)      The commercial version with many new features. Availible as demo or commercial. Some source code availible.   Platinum   1.1.3   4   0
It works
i tested it myself.

It works
i tested it myself.
well if he read the topic he would know this by now.

what the forget is a Linux?

It's ok, I didn't know what the penguin was either.  :cookieMonster: