[Angelox]

I run wine minilogin all the time - runs just as good under Linux - graphical or not.
But the catch is, you can't use wine for anything else , because when it's kill time, you have to really "murder" wine, else the wineserver won't let loose minilogin port. when you restart, there'll be no minilogin.
Here's my "hackish" approach, and it works fine;
startup;

#!/bin/sh
wine MiniLogin.exe > logs/MiniLogin.log &
P=`pwd` 
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH="$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:$P"
#make sure we have a place to log
mkdir -p logs 2>&1 > /dev/null 

#boot up world
if [ ! -e .lock-world ] ; then 
	    touch .lock-world 
	    ./world & 
	    # wait for shared memory to load
	    sleep 20 
fi 
#start up the official launcher
if [ ! -e .lock-launcher ]; then
	    touch .lock-launcher
	    ./eqlaunch zones &
	    sleep 80
fi

stop;

#!/bin/sh 

killall wine MiniLogin.exe world eqlaunch zone wineserver wine-preloader
sleep 3

if ps ax|grep -e 'w[o]rld' -e 'z[o]ne' -e 'eq[l]aunch' >/dev/null; then
	            killall -9 world eqlaunch zone
	            sleep 2
fi

./cleanipc 
rm -f .lock-zones .lock-world .lock-login .lock-launcher 

sleep 3
killall wine-preloader
sleep 3
killall wine-preloader
sleep 3
killall wine-preloader #wine-preloader never makes it to the third one :)