@The Russian is winehq diff from wine it self?
CA on Linux
ubuntu is linux... linux is the maker of ubuntu... its part of linux...
waht am i supposed to do? soory im kinda new to wine... @CodeDemon
are you serious!??! 
@supercarz1991 and @CodeDemon what do i have to do to get it thru wine... supercarz waht exacally did you do? im using (Linux) Ubuntu 10.10 (Maverick)
waht am i supposed to do? soory im kinda new to wine... @CodeDemon
are you serious!??! 
@supercarz1991 and @CodeDemon what do i have to do to get it thru wine... supercarz waht exacally did you do? im using (Linux) Ubuntu 10.10 (Maverick)
try serching for it ? 

no1 caressssssssssss
Microsoft Windows or GTFO 

Wow how long did it take for u to find that out to work?
Don't expect it to work too well. ![=]](/forum/images/emotions/=].gif)
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Try with VMWare 

lol thanks guys i will try them, thanks and possiabally +rep you... @SmartAlley i cant get windows... my harddrive is failed/failing... it fucked up while on windows... wont boot up cant format and cant install any other OS's cuase my hardrive fails the test
I think you need a new computer
@SmartAlley im a poor white boy..... dontcha think if i couldve gotten a new computer i wouldve down that already... or amybe wouldve gotten a new harddrive already.... i have 100$ (from working and stuff) but my mom doesnt let me use it...
and yesh my laptop sucks but at least i could be on combat arms with not major lag on the lowest graphics setting... all i need a a harddrive... ill work on getting a new compooper once this one is done... it lasted longer than my dads rarly used sony viao... graphics fried 10months later... ive had this laptop 2 1/2 years.... it has gone thru alot of crap... and only that hardrive has failed me... i ti=hink thats good enough... especially since harddrives arnt expensive anymore...
and yesh my laptop sucks but at least i could be on combat arms with not major lag on the lowest graphics setting... all i need a a harddrive... ill work on getting a new compooper once this one is done... it lasted longer than my dads rarly used sony viao... graphics fried 10months later... ive had this laptop 2 1/2 years.... it has gone thru alot of crap... and only that hardrive has failed me... i ti=hink thats good enough... especially since harddrives arnt expensive anymore...-_- Ubuntu IS Linux.
The game most likely won't run well (if at all), so I wouldn't bother with it. Not to mention, for gaming, Debian is said to be the way to go when it comes to Linux.
The most likely error you will face will probably have something to do with the Visual C++ Redist. package not being able to install (since vcredist. isn't compatible with Linux). However, you CAN still run it. The way I have found to do so in other games that have given me this issue (such as World of Tanks) is to skip any of the web launchers or anything like that, and go straight for the games main exe file. Doing that, you have a decent chance of getting the game to run.
What I would recommend doing is to skip Wine, and use VirtualBox OSE to install a virtual Windows OS. Though, in all honesty, my main advice is to just dual-boot your hd with a Windows partition. I know a lot of people want to game on Linux, but until game designers/companies start putting out native linux clients for their products, it's just going to be a hassle. So, for the time being, I would just stick to gaming on Windows.
The game most likely won't run well (if at all), so I wouldn't bother with it. Not to mention, for gaming, Debian is said to be the way to go when it comes to Linux.
The most likely error you will face will probably have something to do with the Visual C++ Redist. package not being able to install (since vcredist. isn't compatible with Linux). However, you CAN still run it. The way I have found to do so in other games that have given me this issue (such as World of Tanks) is to skip any of the web launchers or anything like that, and go straight for the games main exe file. Doing that, you have a decent chance of getting the game to run.
What I would recommend doing is to skip Wine, and use VirtualBox OSE to install a virtual Windows OS. Though, in all honesty, my main advice is to just dual-boot your hd with a Windows partition. I know a lot of people want to game on Linux, but until game designers/companies start putting out native linux clients for their products, it's just going to be a hassle. So, for the time being, I would just stick to gaming on Windows.
