I did not try to get into a real game, but I'm sure it works. This low performance also evidences in Zero Hour. wine3d as is gives 4fps in cstrike as opposed to 60 for opengl. In general it takes really long even after the first time due to the poor wrapping of opengl that wine3d does, compared to really having d3d. The first time the game loads takes longer too. The game took half an hour to load, so don't think it has hanged if you see the splash screen for a long time. I enabled 3D acceleration in the machine's config and then installed wine3d in safe mode. I ended up using wine3d instead of the adapted version for VB, so I didn't install the 3d acceleration in the GA. I was basically able to get Command and Conquer Generals Zero Hour to work. I just wanted to report my attempts on d3d for C&C Generals.
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