1. Step Open Terminal
USE ALT+F2 and write : gnometerminal or xterm
Step 2 .Write to terminal : sudo apt-get install wine
Step 3 Write to terminal you user password
Step 4 Write to terminal Y and Return
Step 5 Wait for install
The Wine : 77MB Use in Winchester
Step 6 Start Configure wine
Applications > Wine > Configure wine
Step 7 And select windows version > Windows XP
Step 8 Click OK
Step 9 Go to virtual windows c:
Applications > Wine > Browse C:\ Drive
Step 9 Download or coppy Silkroad
Step 10 Right click to Silkroad Setup
Step 11 Open With "Wine Windows program loader"
Step 12 Setup Silkroad and You Found in Virtual Windows Drive Program Files Silkroad
U.I. : You Can Run in Linux Silkroad I upload Screenshots later...
i ve tested it on Ubuntu 8.04. works perfect but i didnt test any of bots. there are users experiments on this page ->
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About bots
by Ionel Vasile on Monday July 13th 2009, 9:08
Tested 2 bots, can say one works flawless, the other one needs "special" care.
agBot will work if you follow the instructions for installing it, and installing the libraryfiles.
iBot is a clientless bot which is real fast. You will need 2 things to successfully run it: the C++ 2008 Redistributable and Windows Media Player 9 or 10.
You can get both of them with winetricks, and, after you've installed them, it will work flawless. Good luck logging in!
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Silkroad and bots.
by Serge on Sunday January 25th 2009, 12:53
Hi All.
I tested some bots with Silkroad under Wine.
Bot name Result
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Srobot Works
SoftMod Works
agBot Works
MF bot Doesn't work
Tbot Not tested
Sbot Not tested
The trouble is that there is no Video PlayonLinux Program to support the Wine Emulation this problem as well. ATI video card, I do not recommend the Windows emulation. The Bots will not be likely to run because the games are only prepared! Programs not
Yep. Runs fine. You can record SRO too, like fraps.
I simply ran SRO using wine, and installed some other runtimes to make other bots work, by default wine can run SRO and SBot perfectly.
I had no issues at all, to me, SRO runs better on linux..
But if you like me, and want to try out another operating system, make sure you have XP/7 on dual boot or with VMware, because after a while, I got sick of having to tweak every single thing to make the simplest of things to run normally, I am back on XP for now, waiting for stable Karmic.
great guide,but now the question is someone that uses linux over here?
i heard its a crappy os good for nothing compared to windows o.O is it true?
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Originally Posted by lesderid
Late reply, but no, that's not true.
I totally agree. The bots and everything is way faster on Linux ( tested on ubuntu ) So i suggest if u're running a goldbot company or just plain 5-6 goldbots - Go Linux
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Also ich und mein Kumepel, sind keine sehr begeisterten Windoof benutzer und haben uns jezet einfach mal durch die verschiedenen emulatoren durchgequält.
Wir sind zum Schluss gekommen, dass "Cedega" der wohl beste Emulator ist um WoW zu emulieren.
Wenn ihr also WoW auf linux spielen wollt, dann empfehle ich Cedega.
Ich hab auch Wine und all die anderen durchprobiert, und es hat nie wirklich flüssig gefunzt.
Der Vorteil von Cedega ist, dass es keine Windows...