Wine-Staging 8.16 Fixes A 16 Year Old Bug For Games Crashing

[Myownfriend]

You will probably still need native d3drm and maybe some other stuff too. Also make sure to use Lego Island Rebuilder so it runs decently.

Thanks! I'll keep that in mind when Fedora sends Wine 8.16 down the pipeline!

[Weasel]

Still better than fixing bugs in your closed source religion where you can only beg and.. pray.

Better for developers.

Not for freeloaders like him.

[Volta]

Go fix the bugs yourself then since it's open source. Wasn't that your religion?

So what's the problem?

Still better than fixing bugs in your closed source religion where you can only beg and.. pray.

[QwertyChouskie]

Awesome! I'll finally be able to play Lego Island again! Next it would be great if I could figure out a way around the virtual memory error I get when launching Total Distortion.

You will probably still need native d3drm and maybe some other stuff too. Also make sure to use Lego Island Rebuilder so it runs decently.

[QwertyChouskie]

I wonder if they developers of wine should go through the bug list and get the community of users to check the status of a lot of these bugs. Like some projects do for a bug fix weekend, but instead a bug verification weekend. I would not be surprised to find out that the majority just haven't been checked to see if they have been resolved.

They actually do something like this every so often.

[pinguinpc]

this wine staging still run steam and virtual desktop in my case without issues (deb packages from winehq)

[Myownfriend]

Awesome! I'll finally be able to play Lego Island again! Next it would be great if I could figure out a way around the virtual memory error I get when launching Total Distortion.

[timofonic]

Ah, the good ol' “everyone-is-a-developer” mentality again.

Don't feed the troll! He isn't a developer at all!

[Vistaus]

Go fix the bugs yourself then since it's open source. Wasn't that your religion?

So what's the problem?

Ah, the good ol' “everyone-is-a-developer” mentality again.

[jeisom]

I wonder if they developers of wine should go through the bug list and get the community of users to check the status of a lot of these bugs. Like some projects do for a bug fix weekend, but instead a bug verification weekend. I would not be surprised to find out that the majority just haven't been checked to see if they have been resolved.