OK, I once again got it working. I removed the wine packages and re-installed them. The only thing I did differently was to install them as myself rather than as root.

I haven't done Wine+WoW, however I have done Wine+other applications, and in Ubuntu it is so easy it's ridiculous.<BR><BR>I would suggest installing Ubuntu 8.10, installing Wine, and giving it a try.

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