Silkroad Compatablity on Linux?

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Silkroad Compatablity on Linux?

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Is there any known way to run silkroad on linux/unix? I'm currently using FreeBSD X-Windows with the Gnome window manager. Maybe I would need Redhat or something...
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I'm not entirely sure actually. You can always download and try to see if it works. :?
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you might be able to use a linux emulator... they make an windows emulator for apple, but not sure about linux... that would be sweet if this game ran in linux... i would switch in a heartbeat...

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Re: Silkroad Compatablity on Linux?

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Hi there :)

I've tried it under Fedora Core 3 using customised Wine but unfortunately it didn't want to start :(

You could try to run it under cedega emulation software (specially designed for gamimng, unfortunatelly it's paid application). I remember that I managed to run some games like Baldurs Gate 2 or Quake 3 under Cedega without problems so maybe you could give it a try.

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TwoTonedBeat wrote:Is there any known way to run silkroad on linux/unix? I'm currently using FreeBSD X-Windows with the Gnome window manager. Maybe I would need Redhat or something...
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