#subspace

In the past I've run Continuum in a VirtualBox VM, but that's a pain and it's not as fast as I'd like. This time I decided to see if I could get it running in Wine, which would make it easier to play, and faster as well. It turns out a fellow calling himself spiffyguy on the SubSpace forums had already gotten this working!

"This page contains links to documents that I have written regarding SubSpace and Continuum. Some documents go into the details like offsets of key data structures that I found in a specific executable while others are descriptive, high-level documents. There might even be some documents that don't make much sense. Those were just scrap documents I wrote to keep track of bits of information as I was going through the assembly so they're not formatted for presentation. They make sense to me and if there's enough interest, I could be convinced to clean them up a bit. "

"The objective of this website is to provide SubSpace/ Continuum players with recommended options for getting Continuum to run smoothly on Linux without having to download, patch, and compile wine source, in as small of a package as possible, with as little setup as possible."

"he recompiled wine and overrid some system call..."