Unfortunately wine will not play the movies (though apparently you can watch them in xine or something) so it's best to move them so the game can not find them:Ĭd. Exit the installer when you are finished. Install as you usually would (I changed the path to C:\Games\Warcraft III, but that's just a personal preference). (asssuming that's where your cdrom is mounted) Finally, install DCOM98.Įxit winetools and open the wine config file that was created in a text editor (eg nano. From the Base Setup, Create a fake windows drive make sure to select the correct mount point for your cdrom drive (probably /media/cdrom0). wine/ directory in your home folder and you might want to delete that to make sure you're starting from scratch here.Ĭlick QK until you get to the "WineTools" screen. In a terminal, run 'winetools', it should give you a message about wine not having been configured yet, if it doesn't then you probably have a. Or in synaptic search for winetools and install Install winetools (this will install wine also):
Sudo apt-get update (or click update in Synaptic)
Here's what to do:Īdd the wine repository to your sources list:Įither via Synaptic or just add the line to /etc/apt/sources.list So I thought I'd give it a shot first it worked well for me, so I thought I'd share my procedure with other Ubuntu users. I was considering getting a Cedega subscription, since they claim that Warcraft III works well, and then was reading around on the net and saw it mentioned that it actually works under wine just as well.
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