Yeah, I know there is a wineappdb entry. Just wondering if anyone from the Linux crowd here will be trying it out today.

I just spent this last weekend trying to get Oblivion to run (and failed), so I'm somewhat tired of tweaking at the moment.

i am downloading this Game atm but i have only 400kbs downloadspeed so i dont know if i can post the results today. also if it dont work out of the box and 10min google wont help i will install it in Windows

Archlinux (2.6.38-ARCH)
wine 1.3.19
Athlon II X2 260
ATI HD 5670 (cataclyst 11.4)
2 GB Ram

Yeah, I know what you mean.

Will buy anyway for future use even if it's a no go.

Currently downloading the last part of the package here, apparently the first download was unsuccessful as the launcher said it was corrupted. Anyway, I'm having Linux-only system here, so it's that or nothing :-)

I will be at work in a hour... this evening I will try to install it on ubuntu 10.10 with Play on Linux package and I will post the result here...

Got it installed and started to test some, first of all the launching from installer did not work, but I had to start it manually. After that I was able to go through menus, change resolution etc.

The biggest issue with transparent models is there, and I assume that the same applies for some of those stat bars. On AppDB and a bug entry http://bugs.winehq.org/show_bug.cgi?id=12771 someone has had luck with setting those registry values, but here it doesn't seem to do the trick.

Tested with Wine 1.3.18, Nvidia's GTX460 with 260.19.12 drivers.

EDIT: Upgraded to 1.3.19, didn't change anything.

EDIT2: Apparently I forgot to restart wineserver or something after the regedit changes, it seems to work now!

EDIT4: After some time playing the sword fights feel a bit strange, but the game seems to be working just fine besides those two bars. One problem I noticed is that the game won't start after quiting it and trying to re-run; one has to kill wineserver with wineserver -k and then try launching it again.