Originally Posted by 10leej
You have to edit the wtf file to enable the opengl not the command arguments in the battle.net launcher.
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That's what we tried first. Having that set to opengl is fine, but when it's set like that, the battle.net launcher sometimes won't launch itself, and when it's open, launching WoW from the battle.net launcher ends up with it hanging somewhere between creating the window and finding the character selection screen, with dialog box with no text and only a button that says 'cancel'. That's why we run it from the command line:
wine $HOME/Appropriate-dir/WoW.exe -opengl
or -d3d9 if I need to patch the game. If I run it this way when it wants to be patched, it will usually get all the way to the character selection screen, and then cut out to a different screen and say it needs to be patched.
Originally Posted by 10leej
Chromium has an option to enable it, but by default it's disabled
elinks is in fact a text based browser, it's more updated than lynx is and even converts some jpegs to ascii pictures  |
I just installed elinks via yum, and it has the same problem opera did - it finds a page that says 'Object has moved here' where the word 'here' is a link, and then does nothing. I get a message on bottom that looks like it might be asking me something, but it's too long and I can't see the end of it, and pressing y, n, o, s, and a couple of others at random didn't produce anything. Pressing a wanted to bookmark it, and I don't recall what else I tried.
Lynx at least gets past that, but fails on too many redirects.
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Phanx, I'm trying to catch up with my husband to find out if our machines can take that card. IIRC there's some oddness with the card slots that had him return one card we got when we were upgrading.
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