Blizzard relented on those Linux users BTW. I have also seen articles about
running WoW under Crossfire where the folks said it worked reasonably well.
I have no clue whether that means they has no or few issues. WoW has
relatively low graphics requirements compared to some games so I suspect
that make it a more likely candidate for Linux using some Windows
replacement tech.
On 3/21/07, Kurt Granroth <
plug-discuss@granroth.org> wrote:
>
> Miles Beck wrote:
> > I also would eventually like to get a second lcd monitor but I have
> > heard setting up multi-monitor can be a bear. Is this still the case?
> >
> Not with the right distribution. I setup a dual monitor nvidia system
> with openSUSE 10.2 all in SaX and it was as plug-n-play and
> point-n-click as you'd want. Everything was detected automagically and
> the default setup was dead-on. You could even graphically move the
> screens around to orient them the way you wanted. All in all, it was
> just as easy as doing it in Windows or OS X.
>
> I then moved to a three monitor setup and that took a bit more thought,
> but in the end, it was still perfectly doable in SaX. I didn't need to
> modify the xorg.conf at all.
>
> Now I /did/ modify it myself but that's only because I like to have very
> descriptive section names in my xorg.conf files. That's certainly not
> necessary :-)
>
> Kurt
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