CrossOver Games for FreeBSD 35
An anonymous reader writes "Jeremy White from CodeWeavers has made the announcement that an experimental build of CrossOver Games is now available for PC-BSD users. However, this unsupported edition should also work on FreeBSD or DesktopBSD, allowing users to play Windows games on their desktop. The FreeBSD version of CrossOver Games can be downloaded here (registration required)." From the attached notes:
"Remember this is an experimental build! If you are on FreeBSD 6.x, you will need to apply a system patch from http://wiki.freebsd.org/Wine to enable wine to function properly. Users of FreeBSD 7.0 and higher do not need this patch."
Re:Windows User (Score:5, Interesting)
All of a sudden, you have an application that can emulate a whole machine, merging with something that can take an application an all its dependencies and wrap it into a single executable. Call me crazy, but I think you will start seeing a product where you can wrap your favorite app, along with an underlying supporting OS running on a virtual machine, to target any other OS you want.
Better than regular Crossover for games? (Score:3, Interesting)
twm support (Score:1, Interesting)
Re:twm support (Score:3, Interesting)
I'm the blackbox/fluxbox/enlightenment user myself, so I don't have any experience with using tab on freebsd; I'm just referring to what i know about the wine source code. If there is an issue with tab window manager, it has to have been fixed by now :)
Re:twm support (Score:4, Interesting)
twm's window behavior is different from what most apps expect, enough so that sometimes they explode.
-:sigma.SB
(twm user who is forced to use sawfish to get good workspace support)