Cedega only works for a small handfull of titles. It doesn't work at all or
only very poorly for the vast majority of titles out there. If you like one
of the Transgaming "supported" titles then it might be worth the money to
you. I personally play World of Warcraft and Warcraft III with Cedega and
both run just as they do in Windows (with a little slowdown here and there).
It was worth the $15 minimum for me to get those two games working under
Linux. Other games that work are listed in the games database at the
transgaming.org <
http://transgaming.org> site. Don't be surprised if what
you want to play doesn't work though. Most of the games have flaws that make
them unplayable (like an invisible cursor or bad framerate).
On 6/20/05, Judd Pickell <
pickell@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Today there was a conversation about using Cedega to play DX games on
> linux. Now I know the site for transgaming shows that they can run
> just about any DX/OpenGL game (with a few notable exceptions, ie X2).
> However a friend of mine said they had 3ghz system with 1gb of ram,
> and 6800GT (nvidia, for those that might not know). He complained that
> in the game of Anarchy Online (MMORPG) he could only get 10fps..
>
> Straight up I think it is a lack of running the native driver from
> nvidias site, but I was wondering if any others on this list have had
> experience with this, and their impressions of Cedega, and is it worth
> the cost.
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