shuzi
04-11-2003, 07:03 AM
i hear winex3 is out...if so where can i download it?
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bwkaz
04-11-2003, 09:27 AM
From CVS, just like every other version of winex.
Or did you want the binary rpms? You can't download them; you need to become a subscriber at Transgaming to get the binaries.
Or did you want the binary rpms? You can't download them; you need to become a subscriber at Transgaming to get the binaries.
Icarus
04-11-2003, 09:41 AM
It's not really out...it's a pre-release (for the binaries)
Using the CVS it doesn't use the same version scheme as the binaries. CVSs usually go by the date you downloaded it, as these are likely to change more then once a day (bleeding edge release :))
Using the CVS it doesn't use the same version scheme as the binaries. CVSs usually go by the date you downloaded it, as these are likely to change more then once a day (bleeding edge release :))
shuzi
04-11-2003, 02:46 PM
oh too bad abt the binaries....how do i use CVS?...wat abt apt-get (www.freshrpms.net) ?..its got a wineX version...2.x
shuzi
04-11-2003, 03:10 PM
what exactly is CVS?
Icarus
04-11-2003, 04:58 PM
It does stink with the binaries, but they need to do that to protect the code for CD Copy-protection (as most games use).
The CVS is Concurrent Versions System (http://www.gnu.org/software/cvs/cvs.html) which is used when there are multiple developers that are located all over the place. It's a centralized place for them to upload their code to, and keep it from messing each other up.
You can download WineX from www.transgaming.com and compile it yourself. This is pure source code so it does not include any of the CD Copy Protection code, but everything else is there.
CVS of large projects are known to go bad sometimes, developers post thier work without fully testing. If you do happen to download a bad CVS, try again later in the day or the next day, they are very good at fixing it quickly.
The CVS is Concurrent Versions System (http://www.gnu.org/software/cvs/cvs.html) which is used when there are multiple developers that are located all over the place. It's a centralized place for them to upload their code to, and keep it from messing each other up.
You can download WineX from www.transgaming.com and compile it yourself. This is pure source code so it does not include any of the CD Copy Protection code, but everything else is there.
CVS of large projects are known to go bad sometimes, developers post thier work without fully testing. If you do happen to download a bad CVS, try again later in the day or the next day, they are very good at fixing it quickly.
shuzi
04-12-2003, 02:05 AM
Originally posted by mahdi
It does stink with the binaries, but they need to do that to protect the code for CD Copy-protection (as most games use).
The CVS is Concurrent Versions System (http://www.gnu.org/software/cvs/cvs.html) which is used when there are multiple developers that are located all over the place. It's a centralized place for them to upload their code to, and keep it from messing each other up.
You can download WineX from www.transgaming.com and compile it yourself. This is pure source code so it does not include any of the CD Copy Protection code, but everything else is there.
CVS of large projects are known to go bad sometimes, developers post thier work without fully testing. If you do happen to download a bad CVS, try again later in the day or the next day, they are very good at fixing it quickly.
oh okay...thanx!
Would no CD Copy Protection code, cause any problems? Like for instance i want to use WineX to install Quake III Arena from this CD i have.
It does stink with the binaries, but they need to do that to protect the code for CD Copy-protection (as most games use).
The CVS is Concurrent Versions System (http://www.gnu.org/software/cvs/cvs.html) which is used when there are multiple developers that are located all over the place. It's a centralized place for them to upload their code to, and keep it from messing each other up.
You can download WineX from www.transgaming.com and compile it yourself. This is pure source code so it does not include any of the CD Copy Protection code, but everything else is there.
CVS of large projects are known to go bad sometimes, developers post thier work without fully testing. If you do happen to download a bad CVS, try again later in the day or the next day, they are very good at fixing it quickly.
oh okay...thanx!
Would no CD Copy Protection code, cause any problems? Like for instance i want to use WineX to install Quake III Arena from this CD i have.
bwkaz
04-12-2003, 09:59 AM
As has been posted in your other thread, don't bother with Wine for Quake 3. There are native binaries available.
shuzi
04-12-2003, 12:41 PM
Originally posted by bwkaz
As has been posted in your other thread, don't bother with Wine for Quake 3. There are native binaries available.
i know...but i'm on dial up...so i can't download the presumably large binaries....anyway...what about new age games like Grand Theft Auto III?
As has been posted in your other thread, don't bother with Wine for Quake 3. There are native binaries available.
i know...but i'm on dial up...so i can't download the presumably large binaries....anyway...what about new age games like Grand Theft Auto III?
elektronisch
04-18-2003, 01:40 AM
Winex 3.0 Final was released today.
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