Glxinfo | grep -Ei '(vendor|rendering|renderer|version)'ĭirect rendering: Yes # <= "Yes" is usually sufficient to play GW. In debian package mesa-utils use /usr/bin/glxinfo for example run: Configure Graphics driver Ĭheck if the system uses your Video Card's 3d acceleration driver. If this occurs, try rolling back to a previous verison. Note: The development release may include regressions which can prevent Guild Wars from working properly. If you wish to use the latest development release, follow the instructions at the Wine downloads page. It is recommended you use the latest stable Wine (or well tested development) release, which should be included in the package archive of your distribution. Here are some distribution-specific instructions: Most package management systems have a copy of Wine available in the default repositories. Installation steps Get Wine įirst, we'll need to download and install Wine on your system, if it isn't already there. For more information about Guild Wars on Cedega you can visit their wiki. Given the correct settings and hardware, it should work as well on Linux as it does on Windows.ĬrossOver is commercial version of Wine with official support of Guild Wars on Linux and MacOS using Intel processors.Ĭedega, a DirectX optimized commercial wine fork, supports Guild Wars. Guild Wars has been given Wine's "platinum" application status, indicating the highest level of compatibility. The following guide has been written with Linux in mind, but can work on BSD- and Darwin-based systems under most circumstances. Be aware that running the game on a compatibility layer can be more demanding on your CPU - however, the difference is negligible with modern versions of Wine / Proton, and in fact usually more than compensated by Linux' more lightweight system processes. Wine (or its fork Proton) provides a win32 API implementation for operating systems not made by Microsoft and can be used to run Guild Wars on such systems.
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