Friday 22 May 2009 at 20:12 (0 comment(s))
What changes does Wine 1.1.22 (
What is Wine?), the latest development version, bring about:
- More improvements to OLE copy/paste.
- Beginnings of x86_64 exception handling.
- Direct3D locking fixes.
- ARB shaders improvements.
- Better OpenGL pixel format support.
- Various bug fixes.
A detailed list of all the changes is available on the
official announcement page
To download the source code or binary packages for various systems and distributions use the following link:
Ghostofkendo
Thursday 21 May 2009 at 12:10 (1 comment(s))
Hello everyone,
NSLW has been generous, he made installation scripts for the 11 following games:
-Bioshock
-Fallout 3
-Gothic 3
-Need For Speed II
-Need For Speed Most Wanted
-Need For Speed Underground
-Need For Speed: High Stakes/Road Challenge
-S.T.A.L.K.E.R. - Clear Sky
-Silent Hill 2
-Race Driver : GRID
-Planescape Torment
Let's warmly thank him for his great work
Have fun
By GNU_Raziel
Ghostofkendo
Sunday 17 May 2009 at 15:49 (0 comment(s))
PlayOnLinux is now officially part of Debian sid, thanks to BeberKing.
It is available in the contrib repository and the related page is
HERE. As you may have noticed, the available version is only PlayOnLinux 3.4 (while the current version is PlayOnLinux 3.5). This is because of the very long check time for the new packages (about 2 months) but now it has been accepted, this long test period isn't necessary anymore and BeberKing should update it next week.
From now on, to install PlayOnLinux on Debian, in addition of the usual method (explained in our
download page), you can use the following method:
- Make sure the contrib repository is enabled: your /etc/apt/source.list must contain a line similar to
Console:
deb http://host/debian distribution section1 section2 section3
where "http://host/debian" is the mirror of the Debian archive you use, "distribution" is sid and one of the "sectionX" is contrib.
- Type the following commands in a terminal with root privileges:
Console:
apt-get update
apt-get install playonlinux
Ghostofkendo
Sunday 10 May 2009 at 21:49 (0 comment(s))
If the version of PlayOnLinux you are using is older than the current one (3.5), you won't be able to use all the PlayOnLinux's features (such as WineVersion).
Indeed, the domain name from which this program used to download the miscellaneous files for Wine, doesn't exist anymore.
This problem is fixed in PlayOnLinux's version 3.5.
The only solutions are either to update PlayOnLinux, or to wait for the domain to be reactivated (which might take about a month).
By MulX
Ghostofkendo
Friday 8 May 2009 at 21:49 (0 comment(s))
What changes does Wine 1.1.21 (
What is Wine?), the latest development version, bring about:
- Beginnings of shader model 4 support.
- Support for copying/pasting images from X11 applications.
- A number of GDIPlus improvements.
- Various listview fixes.
- 64-bit support in winemaker.
- Support for building on Mac OS X Snow Leopard.
- Various bug fixes.
A detailed list of all the changes is available on the
official announcement page
To download the source code or binary packages for various systems and distributions use the following link:
Ghostofkendo
Friday 8 May 2009 at 13:26 (1 comment(s))
PlayOnLinux 3.5, the brand new version of PlayOnLinux is now available.
Actually, the generic package was already released yesterday night but the packages for the different distributions are not yet all updated so you will maybe have to be a little bit more patient.
Changes
Now let's see what really matters. The changes POL 3.5 brings on are:
- The new icon (that you can see here on the left) replaces the old one.
- The pol.mulx.net domain becomes mulx.playonlinux.com. Why are you concerned by this change? Because this is where our dear MulX's contributions are hosted. His most noticeable contributions being the repository for the WineVersion manager in POL, the PlayOnLinux packages for Fedora, the bot of our IRC channel (and the logs), etc.
- An improved English translation (a few orthographic fixes, in the settings panel mainly)
Download
If you want the generic package or if want to know how to get PlayOnLinux with your favourite distribution, go to the download page:
http://www.playonlinux.com/en/download.html
Ghostofkendo
Thursday 7 May 2009 at 19:57 (0 comment(s))
Hello everyone!
I'm glad to announce the opening of the PlayOnMac's website.
You can access it at the following address:
http://www.playonmac.org
Your login name and your password are the same as your PlayOnLinux account ones, so it is easier if you want to contribute to any of the two forums.
Have a good web browsing all
By Tinou
Ghostofkendo
Thursday 30 April 2009 at 11:23 (3 comment(s))
Hello Everyone!
Here is the new version 1.2 of PlayOnMac. Important changes have occurred to ensure better compatibility of Windows programs on Mac OS 10.5.
So what is new?
Beginning of an OpenGL support
An X server is integrated in the PalyOnMac package as the version provided by Apple doesn't allow the support of applications in OpenGL. Right, PlayOnMac launches a recent version of Xquartz permitting some 3D applications to run.
A version of wine that has been compiled to work with this X server replaces the previously distributed version.
Here is a screenshot of Xquartz in action :
Of course, there still are limits :
- Games don't run in full screen yet. For this reason, scripters will have to add FixOSXOpenGL to their scrip to configure the application and make sure the application doesn't launch in full screen.
- Some games that worked perfectly on Linux don't work well
- The mouse is not restricted to the wine window in some game, which can be distracting.
PlayOnMac is, to my knowledge, the only simple and free way to run windows applications on Mac.
A new logo
PlayOnMac's logo has been replaced. It is inspired by the new PlayOnLinux's logo
Various bug fixes
- Display of the application's name during the installation
- The fonts are bigger, the application is much nicer to look at
- The left image of the installer have been changed
- A bug at the creation of a prefix that blocked some installations has been fixed
Here is a screenshot :
Download :
http://repository.playonlinux.com/PlayOnMac/PlayOnMac-1.2.tar.gz
NOTE: PlayOnMac doesn't work with OSX 10.4. You must have at least Leopard to be able to use PlayOnMac.
A new version of PlayOnLinux will be out soon to update the new logo and fix a few bugs
By Tinou
marieuh
Tuesday 28 April 2009 at 23:32 (5 comment(s))
Good evening,
We are glad to reveal the new official logo of PlayOnLinux, designed by Tinou.
PlayOnMac will also gain a new logo, similar to this one but where Tux will be replaced by an apple.
It's already set up for the website and new versions of PlayOnLinux and PlayOnMac will be released very soon, to introduce this change and some bugfixes.
But wait, there's more! Still about PlayOnMac, a new dedicated website is being created.
Finally, other PlayOnLinux based projects are on development but shush... it's a secret
Ghostofkendo
Friday 24 April 2009 at 19:59 (0 comment(s))
What changes does Wine 1.1.20 (
What is Wine?), the latest development version, bring about:
- Show a dialog on application crashes.
- Much improved OLE copy/paste support.
- Various listview improvements.
- More Direct3D code cleanups.
- Various bug fixes.
A detailed list of all the changes is available on the
official announcement page
To download the source code or binary packages for various systems and distributions use the following link:
Ghostofkendo
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