Chapter 22 . Gaming Alone and Online 585 (Web site template)
Chapter 22 . Gaming Alone and Online 585 I downloaded the installer called wolf-linux-1.31.x86.run from www.id software.com/games/wolfenstein/rtcw/index.php?game_section=updates. The INSTALL file (in /usr/local/games/wolfenstein) describes what files you need to copy from the Windows CD. To get a demo of Return to Castle Wolfenstein, go to www.idsoftware.com/games/ wolfenstein/rtcw/index.php?game_section=overview. Both single-player and multiplayer demos are available. You need an NVIDIA card to run Return to Castle Wolfenstein. Figure 22-5 is a screenshot from Return to Castle Wolfenstein running in Linux. Figure 22-5: Return to Castle Wolfenstein combines strange creatures and WW II battles. TransGaming and Cedega Gaming TransGaming Technologies brings to Linux some of the most popular games that currently run on the Windows platforms. Working with WINE developers, TransGaming is developing Cedega, which enables you to run many different games on Linux that were originally developed for Windows. Although TransGaming is producing a few games that are packaged separately and tuned for Linux, in most cases it sells you a subscription service to Cedega instead of the games. That subscription service lets you stay up-to-date on the continuing development of Cedega so you can run more and more Windows games. Depending on your distribution, you may need to get the vanilla kernel from kernel.org and boot that on your system before running games with Cedega. Note Caution
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