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So a long while back I purchased "Doom - The Ultimate Doom Trilogy Collector's Edition" Was wondering if I should try to install this in wine, Virtual Box, or look for a port.
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Wine HQ had old test results, promising, but old.
Anyone tried running this or any of the the doom games excluding doom 3.
-The Ultimate Doom
-Doom II
-Final Doom
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Oh man, I love Doom. No, I'm sorry, I don't have experience running any of those games in Wine or VirtualBox, but there is another option in case you haven't considered it yet:
Install one of the many native fancy-shmancy Linux Doom ports and use the DAT files you bought with them. This will definitely work for Doom 1, and I think you can do it for Doom 2 as well.
Sometimes I play Doom on my old iPod + Rockbox, but the touch wheel can make it tricky to run around. ![]()
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i know there is zdoom, which should be able to play at least the first part.
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Install one of the many native fancy-shmancy Linux Doom ports and use the DAT files you bought with them. This will definitely work for Doom 1, and I think you can do it for Doom 2 as well.
Yes I tested one doom port on Butnut (ubuntu?) and it seemed to work well. But I ended up ridding myself of Ubuntu. Before I installed it, maybe it was zdoom, I noticed someone said wad files were not functional on that specific doom port. I presume that the wine will be far less functional, but in your experience has a doom port worked quite well in all aspects other than win networking crap?
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Vavoom works well - is Linux native.
Currently, a subversion checkout is needed, for the automap to work:
svn co https://vavoom.svn.sourceforge.net/svnroot/vavoom vavoomRun with e.g.: vavoom -opengl -openal -doom
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