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Originally Posted by Kuroshima
Personally, I use a WinE manager, called PlayOnLinux. It's designed for games, and simplifies having a separate independent WinE environment (with each app having their own version of WinE if desired) for each app. It also includes scripts to generate the environtment configurations for poplar software and games (so you can mostly install WoW with it, without having to know how to tinker with WinE)
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I think it's nice, but can be a pain to jump through the hoops when trying to install a more complex titles. Sims 3 runs great under Wine, but Play-on-Linux actually makes it kind of cumbersome to install the half-dozen expansions. It's rare that a GUI can be less intuitive and user friendly than CLI, but it is.
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