Linked by Eugenia Loli-Queru on Fri 4th Aug 2006 05:06 UTC, submitted by moorewierdos
Transgaming has announced Cider, their WINE-based gaming virtualization for Intel Macs. This is similar to their previous Cedega software, which served as a way to play Windows games on Linux.
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Member since:2006-04-28
It depends what the game in question is trying to do and are we talking about directX on linux with cedega here of directX without 3D acceletation on windows? On linux it would, i should imagine, just use Mesa and software OpenGL, on windows it's dependant upon what you're asking the game to do, if the hardware doesn't support shader operations it may not run at all.
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2005-07-06
ok of u wish to nit-pic
how well does directx work on a system without the graphics drivers installed?
it requires more than just a card plugged in to use the api effectively...
this is what i was trying to impart