Aces High Bulletin Board
General Forums => Wishlist => Topic started by: saantana on January 11, 2010, 07:02:37 PM
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I've been thinking about this a lot. Here I am admiring my beautiful Ubuntu 9.10 GNOME desktop, browsing the software repositories, and it struck me like a brick. Why can't I see Aces High 2 under the 'Games' section?
Imagine if AH2 was cross platform. Thousands upon thousands of entertainment hungry linux zealots would take to AH2 skies, willingly throwing their $ just because the game satisfies their definition of software quality.
An untapped market ready to be taken by storm.
This is genius like! I should be granted free access to AH2 after this.
:cheers:
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You can run AH2 on linux through a program that runs Windows virtually.
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You can run AH2 on linux through a program that runs Windows virtually.
I suspect your talking about WINE.
That will not satisfy the Linux zealots.
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I suspect your talking about WINE.
That will not satisfy the Linux zealots.
nope, Peabody ( or it might be his son or / his father, I forget which one ) has got Aces high working using Ubuntu? and also under another type as well.... do a search in the Hardware & Software forum......
as Spikes posted, it will work and has for sometime now, if I recall correctly.......
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One step at a time.
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From those threads I conclude the easiest way to run AH2 with Linux was to install propriety software.
It seemed people had issues with WINE.
What I wish for is a version of AH2 which doesn't need a linux imitation of the windows api to run under linux.
Just double click 'n play ;)
I wish.. i wish.. .....
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The problem with Linux is really that no version of "Linux" truly exists..... It's so darn customizable that it becomes pointless for software developers to produce a "universal" version. 9 times out of 10 the Linux Community will "approve" a version of software but it will only work until a new version of Linux comes out........ Which will be tomorrow. Afterall, it's a closed open source...... :(
What I wish for is a version of AH2 which doesn't need a linux imitation of the windows api to run under linux.
Just double click 'n play ;)
I wish.. i wish.. .....