This disc should be identical to the ones from 2001. My disc is the one from the 2007 Valusoft 4 Game Collection (the one also containing LEGO Island, LEGO Island 2, and LEGO Racers 2). It will launch Q4Wine, and here you can easily create Wine prefixes and manage applications. Then just continue through the rest of the startup wizard until its finished. Yours will probably be '/bin/PACKAGE_NAME'. in my case Terminology, the path to the binary being '/bin/terminology'. Just put in the path to your preferred terminal emulator. You probably won't have to change anything here, so just click 'Next' until it asks for 'Console application settings', which are required. Note that be default, the default Wine prefix is 64-bit if your system is 64-bit.) (But let me know if you discover otherwise. It can be 64-bit or 32-bit, I don't think it matters.

In this tutorial, we're going to be using the default Wine prefix. The original installers for LEGO games tend to have compatibility problems on Windows, and while I've never tried using the original installer on Linux, I don't see a reason to bother trying it since le717's installer seems to work everywhere foolproof. You'll also want to download le717's alternate installer for installation of the game. (And feel free to post any helpful information that could be added to the guide.) Just look up how to install these packages on your distro and which repositories provide them. (Note that you will have to enable AUR support in Pamac for AUR packages to show up in searches.) If you're using a non-Arch-based distro, then installation of these packages will be different.

If you're using an Arch-based distro like Antergos or Manjaro, then you already have Pamac installed. I use Arch Linux, and I recommend using the graphical wrapper Pamac for installing packages on that distro, as it makes finding and installing packages from both the official repositories and the AUR really easy. Q4wine (a GUI for managing different Wine prefixes and choosing which executables should open in which prefix, which will come in handy if you install multiple apps on different Wine prefixes)

NET applications, such as the launcher we're going to use to play the game at higher resolutions) And after a lot of testing and crashing and checking, I finally figured out how to get it working!įirst of all, you need to install the following packages: Are you a Linux user? Do you want to play LEGO Racers without using a virtual machine? Well, after reading this helpful guide by JimbobJeffers on how to set it up on Windows 10, I decided to see if I could adapt it for Linux using Wine.

Files needed to run lego rock raiders