Dear Responders, Thanks for the suggestion about wine. If I manage to get it working, I will report back.
Lou On 11/30/06, Daniel Hedblom <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi! Seterra works fine in Wine, atleast the more recent ones. I still really think we should all plea for the author to release the code for porting to Linux. On a side note, how do one properly share one wine installation amongst many users? I have tried but never gotten a solution that works smoothly. /daniel Daniel Hedblom Systemtekniker Sollefteå Kommun BSF 070-3837244 >>> Clay Berlo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 06-11-30 18:43 >>> Although I generally don't like to recommend WINE, it is a solution for this particular application. If you install WINE with settings to share one common installation directory, Seterra will work through the LTSP, apparently without issue. I note that this is free software, so perhaps it would be possible to persuade the author to release the source code (again), so it can be properly ported to Linux? ~Clay On Wed, 2006-29-11 at 13:57 -0500, Lou Synnestvedt wrote: > I would love to have a Seterra-like game to learn geography that is > easy to use for elementary school. Any ideas that work with edubuntu? > Lou
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