After using a dual-boot system for a while (Win98 + Mandrake) on my home machine, I've decided to go for Linux only on my new (well, used) notebook (Latitude PII 266 w/ 128 MB RAM). In any case, I don't really use any Windows programs except a few games (well, I use office tools and programming environments, but there are plenty of good ones in Linux as is), so I'm looking into using WINE for a few games. I've heard Civilization II runs a bit slow, but is fully playable. How about Alpha Centauri, Seven Kingdoms, and Septerra Core? Anyone tried these? I've tried to run a few web searches to find the info I'm looking for, but I've only found mediocre lists with maybe a dozen games listed. Also, is there any kind of free DOS emulator for Linux, or should I just stick FreeDOS/Dr. DOS/MS-DOS(argh!) on another partition and go for dual booting again (I have a few old DOS games I pick up once in a blue moon)? Thanks for your help! Best, --Imad "(e)magius" Hussain _____________________________________________________________________ "I have put on the mask of the sorcerer to hide my true self, but I am revealed, for the mask has become my own face." -- Darrell Schweitzer, _The Mask of the Sorcerer_ _____________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________ wine-users mailing list wine-users@winehq.com http://www.winehq.com/mailman/listinfo/wine-users
