Install xquartz playonmac taking forever

#Install xquartz playonmac taking forever install#
#Install xquartz playonmac taking forever pro#

**Download the updated Wine Wrapper from below instead of the one linked in Phobus' post**ДЎ. UPDATE: Phobus has created alternate instructions for installing Project1999 from scratch. Again, be sure that your EQ installation is already set up to work with EQEmu and Project 1999. This will eliminate a few of the steps below. Be sure to set the game to run in Windowed mode and choose a Window size that will fit comfortably on your Mac's screen resolution. **A great tip for any Windows users would be to run EQ and set all the graphic options where you want them BEFORE you copy over to your Mac. I used the copy/paste method from a Windows machine and haven't fully tested installation from CD. I can't vouch for any Macs running ATI cards, but I'd love to hear your results.

#Install xquartz playonmac taking forever pro#

It's a mid-2010 Macbook Pro running OS X 10.7.2 (Lion). Ideally, you've already set up EQEmu and can connect to Project 1999.ДЄnother important note is that I've only tested this on my personal Mac.

#Install xquartz playonmac taking forever install#

Otherwise you need to purchase the compatible install discs (EQ Titanium, etc.). If you've already got a copy of EQEmu running on a Windows install somewhere, then a simple copy and paste will get you started. You have to bring your own EQ installation to this party. As I already mentioned, this wrapper download DOES NOT include any Everquest files at all. Feel free to tinker with the settings however, and report your findings! Playing in Fullscreen mode seems to cause the mouse cursor to stick in the middle of the screen. Note that you MUST play in Windowed Mode for my method to work. Note that EQ itself is NOT included in this download. This requires no additional installations since Wine is embedded in the wrapper. In response, I thought it might be useful to put together a downloadable Wine wrapper that requires only minimal configuration to get Project 1999 up and running on your Mac. And then there's the inevitable troll who belittles you for choosing a Mac to begin with. Another person suggests installing Windows into a VM, or using Bootcamp. Someone else suggests installing and configuring a Wine port. The replies usually follow the same pattern: One person suggests buying Crossover Games. ()Д®ven though I'm new here, I've already come across some of the familiar 'How can I play on my Mac?' requests. If you would prefer those instructions, they can be found here. Derubael's note: Another user has created a youtube video explaining Mac setup for Project 1999.