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#COMMAND AND CONQUER RED ALERT 2 WINDOWED MODE FOR FREE#

Tiberian Dawn and Red Alert need to be played with a dos emulator Tiberian Sun needs to be installed with Wine or a LIFLG.

Red Alert 2 and Generals need to be installed with Cedega (Generals can use a LIFLG), I seem to need nocd cracks for each of these, some claim that they didnt need them, so its probably a setup issue. It could be better stated that its common knowledge that you CAN play the C&C games in Linux. I remember that Generals was supported pretty much from day one (I actually bought it when it came out and played it in linux long before I played it in windows). Linux users have been able to play Red Alert, Red Alert 2, Tiberian Dawn, Tiberian Sun, Generals including all expansions, in Linux for a long time. I have been playing C&C RTS games in linux for a LONG TIME. What version of Wine are you using?ĭont say that its common knowledge when that couldnt be further from the truth. It's common knowledge that this isn't true unless by magic you've fixed it yourself or something. Well I know on my system (not dual core), all of the C&C games run flawlessly including generals (except for the nocd and net issues I mentionded).Ĭ&C And Redalert are NOT freeware, the game companies still print them (C&C Decades, a compilation of ALL C&C games was recently released)

#COMMAND AND CONQUER RED ALERT 2 WINDOWED MODE FOR FREE#

The game hasn't been released for free (although they do seem to miss out the word 'demo' anywhere before the download). I think the original red alert is freeware so.that is great Generals is also pretty much unusable as it doesn't draw the ground texture, the keyboard doesn't work in fullscreen, the game doesn't grab the mouse to the window in windowed mode, etc, few more issues.

I'm not sure if C&C (and Red Alert) is fixed on dual cores on Wine yet, before it had issues with not redrawing the screen. Looking at the project page it mentions development in LUA, just the thought of that makes me ill. I havent tried the homebrew engines, but last I read they were only for the original dos C&C titles? The only issue some of these games have is CD protection (depending on your setup you might need a nocd modifcation) and Netplay (the ones that use DirectPlay do not work). Using Wine and Cedega (depending on the C&C type), works almost flawlessly for all C&C games upto and including Generals. I can't acess freeRA mainpage ->is freeRA dead? is freeCNC a fork of freeRA? >does it works or is it still under devellopement? Posted: Sat 8:34 pm Post subject: red alert and command and conquerer under linux Gentoo Forums Forum Index Gamers & Players Red alert and command and conquerer under linux

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