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Originally Posted by Bаne
1) The VM won't work because there still in a Linuxs box..
2) Great you can convert the MMSQL stuff, but now what about all the other Server Files??
There is alot of work to do that..
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or you could just set up Q4Wine, and WINE, and Winetricks properly and try that route, or get a full version of crossover for Linux and set it up in it's own bottle. I'm learning these forms of app emulation tend to work better than a Vm because of the GLlibs and whatnot... Plus they've really been expanding WINE to go past Games these days, there's alot of office, networking, and yes even windows based SQL compatibility in WINE...



Just be sure you have all your OpenGL display adapter Binaries, and your proper DX9 dll's installed and good to go before you even think of trying. Setting up client has been a pain in the butt for me with Debian, and Red Hat, however in Unbuntu it was a piece of cake.
You'll want this
Code:
wget http://neocomy.net/files/public/dlls-12sky.zip;unzip dlls-12sky.zip -d ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32/;rm dlls-12sky.zip"]wget http://neocomy.net/files/public/dlls-12sky.zip;unzip dlls-12sky.zip -d ~/.wine/drive_c/windows/system32/;rm dlls-12sky.zip
for the DX9 dll files. and in Winetricks you can install the corefonts, amongst most everything else that you'll need.
Code:
wget http://winetricks.org/winetricks
and thats it from what I can see.
Depending on your Linux flavor consult your repository for anything else you might need, and look around in the community for ports of the windows varients of what you use now.