I haven't tested Revision yet - I'll see about that after Wine 3.0 is released.

Does this work with the Steam version? I am currently unable to buy off of GOG as I have US prepaid gift cards and I found the game for $0.97 on Steam. I'm running Linux Mint and I'm very curious if there is a way for this to work with the Steam version.

Unfortunately not, as my wrappers rely on the fact that GOG games are DRM-free & provided as standalone installers that can easily be unpacked.

Damn, I'll have to try to find a workaround then or wait to be able to migrate it over to GOG sometime. It was only a dollar so I might just re-buy it anyways

It says that I have the incorrect version of Deus Ex.

I have version "setup_deus_ex_goty_1.112fm(revision_1.3.1)_(17719).exe"

But in the terminal it says that I need "setup_deus_ex_goty_1.112fm(revision_1.3.0.1)_(16231).exe"

GOG had silently updated it again. I've now updated my wrapper to use the new installer; just download the updated version & try again :)

hey I ran into this problem. any way i can fix this? running on arch

I don't use Arch so I can't test it myself, but I'm wondering if one or more of the libraries that POL bundles with their builds of Wine are causing problems (this was the case with one set of libraries that I remove already). Try this:

In the wrapper's wine/lib/ directory remove everything except all of the libwine* files and the wine directory. If it then starts complaining about not being able to find any of the removed libraries, try installing your system's version (and if your system doesn't have the required library available then replace the original bundled version).

This shouldn't be necessary - I designed the start scripts to allow for things like this :) Just run the start script with the cd= and runwine= arguments as so:

./start.sh cd=../Revision/System runwine=Revision.exe

I kind of like the two scripts approach because I dont have to remember what arguments to pass to start.sh
(Also didnt read the scripts thoroughly quick&dirty was good enough ;)

Great work by the way, saved from me a lot of work figuring things out

Maybe you could integrate my changes so that people can also choose to install and start Revision?

Was already planning to add support for Revision :)

Hello,

I have been trying to install the game. However, the wrapper asks for:
setup_deus_ex_goty_1.112fm(revision_1.3.1)_(17719).exe

Yet the only version available for download is:
setup_deus_ex_goty_1.112fm(revision_1.3.1)_(17719)_(g).exe

If the difference is not immediately apparent, there is an underscore followed by a "g" in parentheses between "(17719)" and ".exe". Renaming the file to remove the "_(g)" results in the following:
setup_deus_ex_goty_1.112fm(revision_1.3.1)_(17719).exe: FAILED
sha256sum: WARNING: 1 computed checksum did NOT match

Does anyone have a solution? In the meantime, I'll be running the game with Wine (albeit reluctantly).
Thanks in advance.

EDIT: Nevermind; the problem was solved by downloading the classic installer (click "More," then "Classic Installers," then download the game) (see Adamhm's Linux Wine Wrappers - News, FAQ & Discussion; Post 245)

A wrapper for Revision is now available. You can either put its files alongside the Deus Ex wrapper directory to install into that, or put the files for both wrappers together & have it do both at once :)

The Deus Ex wrapper has also been updated for better support for Revision - I recommend using that for best results.

First off, thanks so much for all your work on this!!

Is there any chance of you adding support for GMDX as well? :>

Cheers
Chris