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exe in this virtual drive.' Browse to the location where you saved PathOfExileInstaller.msi, such as your desktop or home/downloads. Back in PlayOnLinux, after completing the virtual drive creator wizard per the previous step, click the name of the new virtual drive you created (PoE) in the PlayOnLinux configuration screen. Step 4a) New installation method Download PathOfExileInstaller.msi from the official site.
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Option c, install through Steam (I haven't personally tested option c). Option b, save time and bandwidth if you have the game folder already installed elsewhere by simply copying the files rather than downloading everything again. When it's done, close the console window.įor step 4, you have a choice. This command will install Microsoft Visual C++ Runtime 2015, a library required for the launcher window to appear correctly, and a library to fix unicode symbols like the newlines not displaying correctly. Click "Open a shell." From the console prompt, type: winetricks -q vcrun2015 riched20 usp10 Still in the PlayOnLinux configuration window, click on the name of the virtual drive that we made (PoE).
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In the virtual drive creator wizard, select 64 bits windows installation, then select the same Wine version that you installed in step 2, name the drive (PoE, for example). Step 3) Back in the main PlayOnLinux window, click the Configure button. After that finishes, close the Wine Versions Manager window.
After selecting your version, press the right arrow in the window and follow the simple prompts to install Wine. Currently the game runs only on amd64 versions of Wine. Other versions of Wine may have issues, for example, black screens, flickering or missing borders, blank life bars or buff icons, or frame rate slowdowns. I recommend version 1.9.4 as I have tested this and verified that it is working well. In this window, you will select a version of Wine for installation. In the menu, click Tools / Manage Wine Versions. The Software Center will open up and you can conveniently install from there. deb package on Ubuntu Linux for example, simply open your home/downloads folder or wherever you saved the file and double click on it. There are precompiled packages available. It's free and makes it easy to manage different versions of Wine. Next, if you don't yet have PlayOnLinux, go get it. If you don't want to re-install for now you can wait until later and simply keep this information in mind if you experience an error when launching the game.
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You can then re-install your proprietary driver and it should now install the 32-bit libraries. Installing Wine as above usually resolves this issue as the necessary packages are installed as part of the Wine installation process. Sometimes during the installation, the Nvidia proprietary driver will not install the 32-bit libraries on your 64-bit operating system unless certain packages are already installed on the system. The next thing to do if you are running a 64-bit flavor of Linux is to make certain that your proprietary video driver has the 32-bit libraries installed. Ubuntu you would type: sudo gedit /usr/bin/winetricks I just edited my copy which was located at /usr/bin and cleared the file, pasted in the latest Winetricks code (20160219 as of this writing) from the link above, then saved the file. Make sure you have the latest version of Winetricks installed.
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The sources list will then update and you can install Wine. In order to do this in Ubuntu Linux for example, you would open your System Settings -> Software & Updates -> Other Software tab, and then check the box next to Canonical Partners. If the system cannot find the Wine package, you need to enable the universe repository. Or, you can use the default package manager, often called something like Software Center to search for Wine and install it from there. For example in Debian and derivatives (such as Ubuntu): sudo apt-get install wine at a terminal. If you haven't yet installed a basic Wine distribution on your system, please do so. Step 1) This step involves preparing your system. Different distributions of Linux may have bugs with their packages that I am unable to reproduce. If your system is different, this guide may or may not solve every little issue but it should get you up and running without memory leak issues or crashes. Screen Resolution: 1920x1080 (1080p), PoE runs in full screen mode Video Card: Nvidia GeForce GTX 750 Ti with 2GB memory Now maintained and updated by Sovyn only here on the Path of Exile Wiki.
Originally posted by Sovyn on the Официальный форум Path of Exile, here. Guide to install PoE on Wine under PlayOnLinux to fix memory leaks, crashes and FPS drops
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