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Originally Posted by Munuc
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What would the shortcut link have to say so it doesn't patch?
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Assuming you create a script to run the code, then the shortcut link would be to the bash file? The script line that runs eq would be:
taskset -c 0 padsp wine eqgame.exe patchme 2>/dev/null
Just cut and paste the script posted in the OP and into a file named eq.sh, stick it somewhere like /home/munuc/bin, chmod 777 eq.sh to make it executable. Test it by running it from the command line, then make an icon and stick the command /home/munuc/bin/eq.sh as the command line to run the script.
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Originally Posted by Munuc
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Secondly, I tried playing sound (I could hear it fine) but found some error messages - any clues as to what I do? thanks in advance for being a complete godsend to a (N)ubunto...
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It works? Ignore the messages, wine spews tons of messages out all the time. Thats why the script says 2>/dev/null, send all the spam to the bit bucket
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Originally Posted by Munuc
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As an aside, if I wanted to play EQ Seeds of Destruction, would that mean I need to compile ANOTHER version of WINE?
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I don't have the SoD client so I can't test it but I find it highly unlikely it would work at all... anyone else try it?
Regards,
Mg