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Quote: HowTo: DAoC client under Linux (e.g. Ubuntu) Postby Metty » Thu Feb 12, 2009 8:27 pm So, you have decided to try out this shiny new Ubuntu thingy and want to play some DAoC? Getting DAoC to run under Linux is quite easy now-a-days: 1.) Installing Wine and Mono Assuming you are using Ubuntu, just do it the easy way: Go on 'System' ->'Adminstration' ->'Synaptic Package Manager', and click. Then look for 'wine', rightlick ->Mark for Installation. Do the same for 'mono-2.0-runtime', and install these packages by clicking on 'Apply'. 2.) Downloading DAoC If you already got some version of DAoC from your windows partition, you can skip this step. But I would recommened to copy your DAoC Directory from your NTFS to your linux partition.

Otherwise you can probably download the DAoC Setup like the windows one, and run it with the Wine Command. Just go on 'Accessories' ->'Terminal', CD to the directory where you saved the installer by doing e.g. Torrent Macromedia Flash 8 Español here. 'cd Downloads/', and then type in 'wine '.

3.) Setting up DAoC Portal DAoC Portal is still in a very unstable developement state under Unix systems, but still should run good enough for basic usage. Download the DAoC Portal setup, and run it again like the commandline you used to start the DAoC Installer. (You may also connect.exe directly to Wine and Mono apps!) NOTE: I recommend you to install DAoC Portal directly in the DAoC directory you'll be using, as it will be much less painful. Sometimes the dolloader won't work when run from a different directory After installing DAoC Portal, open up another terminal (Accessories ->Terminal), and CD to your daoc directory (cd ~/games/DAoC e.g.). Then type in 'mono Portal.exe'. If you did everything right, a daoc portal window/config dialog should open up. As GameDir just enter a dot '.'