Your winecfg hasn't been set to support DirectX8.Your graphics drivers are not installed or up-to-date (but I think Catalyst v 10.7 is the latest but I'm an nVidia guy so I'm not entirely sure).There are 2 possible problems in this situation that I can think of: Appears to be the latest, but I could be wrong. I've got Fedora 13 installed here, wine-1.2 and Catalyst v 10.7. Let's start with some versions: What version of Linux (name and number), of Wine, and of video drivers? I'm going to assume for my sanity that you're joking about how you blew up the windows PC. I've got the (cruddy) official ATI drivers installed, but it's as bad with those as it is with the generic open-source mesa driver. When I log in, the screen gets all warbly and looks like a bunch of glass tiles, there are graphical distortions everywhere and even though I'm getting 60+ frames per second, the scene still doesn't move smoothly.

Everybody says GW works 'flawlessly' on it, so I figure I must be doing something wrong. Long story short, my windows PC is down and until I can find a new one I need to use Wine. Okay, you know that grease you put between the processor and the heat sink? Apparently it's not okay to replace it with toothpaste. It work. :) Did not had time to test more then start Gw and load to guild hall tho. 7 ArenaNet dropping Guild Wars support for older Windows versions.

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