| Phobos |
Friday 7 March 2008 at 18:32
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I have Silkroad online already installed on my windows partition... how do I add it to the playonlinux list of games without installing again?
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| Quentin PÂRIS |
Friday 7 March 2008 at 22:32
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I think the easier way for you is to reinstall it if you want to avoid some problems
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| clovis6780 |
Sunday 16 March 2008 at 5:43
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Is that the best answer you can give? I also have World of Warcraft installed on my computer already. It was done under Wine, and I seriously don't want to download all four CDs again.
I've already had to twice because I tweaked my Linux just a tad too deep and didn't know how to troubleshoot out of it, so I had to reformat and reinstall everything. (And sadly, only a couple hours ago I deleted the images.  )
There must be a simple way to add stuff we've already installed. If there isn't a way now, I think there should be such an option, even if it comes with a warning label.
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| Quentin PÂRIS |
Sunday 16 March 2008 at 19:38
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It causes problems 90% of time due to the ntfs or vfat partition
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| clovis6780 |
Thursday 3 April 2008 at 19:42
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What if I'm playing my game from a JFS or any other Linux partition?
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| Ghostofkendo |
Friday 4 April 2008 at 23:48
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Hi clovis6780,
I think Tinou misunderstood what you said. He maybe read too fast and believe you installed WoW on Windows. So we don't care about the partition type as long as it's a Linux one.
But, even if the partition type is solved, another remain: there is currently no way to add a game already installed.
So I think it would be a good idea to add that kind of feature in a future version of POL. You should propose it in the dedicated section.
Bye
Ghost of Kendo (GoK): You can't spell EVIL without vi 
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| ffcloud2000 |
Wednesday 9 April 2008 at 7:55
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open in your terminal
wineshelllink --menu --path /media/sda2/World Of Warcraft/Wow.exe --link WoW
just change the path for your system and your g2g Edited by ffcloud2000
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| deadlyterror |
Thursday 15 July 2010 at 5:28
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Quote from ffcloud2000: open in your terminal
wineshelllink --menu --path /media/sda2/World Of Warcraft/Wow.exe --link WoW
just change the path for your system and your g2g
I love the use of konsole. But when i tried this, I got.
wineshelllink: command not found
so i thought it was missing tried to install
sudo apt-get install wineshellink
and got
E: Couldn't find package wineshelllink
I was wondering if its in another wine package, that I am missing. I know the dates are old here, but command is the best and just wanted to know if there is a new work around?
my pc info can be found here!
[code language=html]http://kubuntu1004ltsmyspecs.blogspot.com/[/code]
Quote: Also like to add I have wine1.2 and the latest playonlinux installed. I can run the game under wine already, but get some errors from time to time and was seeing if this is a better option.(easier option) Edited by deadlyterror
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| hasufell |
Thursday 3 November 2011 at 23:55
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still no progress on this issue after 3 years? It's a basic feature and you find many threads about this on google.
I think this wont be difficult to implement and would really improve the usability of POL. Edited by hasufell
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