Re: Running native i386 linux binaries
 

OpenTTD new version :) At the moment we can play with 0.7.4 only but at least will be something to compare wit native build.

They have a lot of platforms on the list
http://www.openttd.org/en/download-stable

Re: Running native i386 linux binaries
 

You've tried with qemu already or are suggesting it?

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Just to show the graphical responsiveness, here is sol.exe running:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dfcEsJc74Qs

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Wow, this is definitively impressive, maybe that some old windows games will be playable at decent speed with OC.

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Shouldn't need OC for many basic old games

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Love the work being done here. Would be grateful for a full howto. Would be happy to write one up if you would be willing to walk me through a basic install. I realize you have limited cycles left so let me know if there is some other way I can help. Have used WINE quite extensively on other linux builds.

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Yes but for more advanced games like Starcraft or Age of Empires, does they will be playable at decent speed ?

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Do you think it will possible to use dropbox for linux with qemu ?

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Screw that - does this play :)

http://appdb.winehq.org/objectManage...rsion&iId=7440

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How old are they? How fast a cpu do they need? Do they need 3D?

This technique emulates a 250MB ram pentium I @ 90-133MHz with no 3d accel and compatibility comparible with wine. I've not tested audio at all and I've hit at least one issue with the screen size on a solitaire clone.

Notepad and solitaire are very usable/fast. I've yet to find a download for something more adventurous.

I'll do a howto soon, although the details are in the two threads I've been updating.