Navigate to the "RTCW" folder on your desktopįollow the typical installation prompts like in Windows
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Note: All packages automatically download and install Installing Packages (Components, Libraries, DLL's) Select "Install a program in a new virtual drive"Ĭheck "Automatically capture the mouse in full-screen windows" Remember to eject each disc because Linux is known to have Disc Reading problemsĬontinue the copy process until you have all the data from each Disc If Linux asks to "Replace" existing files check "Apply this action to all files" If Linux asks to "Merge" check the "apply this action to all files" option If this doesn't work, then there might be a problem with the PlayOnLinux installationĬopy all the files to the new "RTCW" folder on the desktop I'm not exactly sure why it errors "unable to locate string"īelow is the typical step-by-step process for installing old games like RTCW. Its actually a bit confusing in Linux, when Windows installs games like this happily. That is a far as I can get (I must be totally stupid) 'setup.exe' ….opens the game and says 'unable to locate string' Opened the folder wolf_goty1, opened and selected Setup.exe Select the install file to run' I browsed to the folder on the desktop which was RTCW1&2, The target virtual drive RTCW1_2 (overwrite usually works).then next 'What would you like to do before installation' I left these unchecked.next
I typed a name for the virtual drive 'RTCW1&2' and next. I clicked on 'Install a program in a new virtual drive' then next I clicked on Install a program, then Install a non-listed program Tried to update via 'Synaptic Package Manager' and it tells me latest version is 4.2.6 and installed version is 4.2.6 Opened Playon Linux and let it refresh (it says an updated version is available) 4.2.7 The process I went through to install was :. I did the following without success (but maybe I did it wrong):. I can copy both the files to the folder and 'merged' or 'replaced' the files which seemed to go without
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