Ultima and Razor on Linux (Wine)
Posted: Sat May 25, 2013 8:01 am
Hi all!
Well, it seems I should post my experience in running Razor and Ultima client on linux.
Currently I'm using Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS and wine-1.4 from ubuntu repo.
1) Firstly, install some important libraries:
x86:
x86_64:
For x86_64 installation: If there is an error saying something about empty string, then the wine must be re-initialized first:
Then repeat the step.
2) Download the razor setup from main site and run:
x86:
x86_64:
Don't mind the requirement of .NET 4 - it seems the Wine doesn't need it. The Razor must be installed into default path!
3) Before running the Razor, some play. There is a 'RAZOR HOWTO' folder in my UO-client installation, where some .reg-files are located with customization manual. Note, that drive C: starts from .wine/drive_c folder.
Make the .reg-file and add it:
x86:
x86_64:
4) For x86_64: Check the Razor desktop shortcuts and add the "env WINEARCH='win32'" prefix to their command.
5) Try to start Razor.
PS: I really don't understand why Razor didn't want Mono on my Ubuntu x86_64.
PPS: If I'll beat my laziness, I'll try all this on other distros.
Well, it seems I should post my experience in running Razor and Ultima client on linux.
Currently I'm using Ubuntu 12.04.2 LTS and wine-1.4 from ubuntu repo.
1) Firstly, install some important libraries:
x86:
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~# winetricks mono26 vcrun6 dotnet20
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~# env WINEARCH='win32' winetricks vcrun6 dotnet20
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~# mv .wine .wine_backup
~# WINEARCH='wine32' winecfg
2) Download the razor setup from main site and run:
x86:
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~# wine Razor_Latest.exe
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~# env WINEARCH='win32' wine Razor_Latest.exe
3) Before running the Razor, some play. There is a 'RAZOR HOWTO' folder in my UO-client installation, where some .reg-files are located with customization manual. Note, that drive C: starts from .wine/drive_c folder.
Make the .reg-file and add it:
x86:
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~# wine regedit <your .reg-file>
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~# env WINEARCH='win32' wine regedit <your .reg-file>
5) Try to start Razor.
PS: I really don't understand why Razor didn't want Mono on my Ubuntu x86_64.
PPS: If I'll beat my laziness, I'll try all this on other distros.