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Tuxguitar is a guitar tab program, and so is Dguitar, but I haven't used that one.

I'm not an academic type either. Learned it all myself. In the brief time that I've used Gentoo & Funtoo I've learned a lot.

There are plenty of good quality games out there, that people are willing to pay for. Then of course, there are also plenty of not so good quality games out there, but I'm not worried about those games. I don't think the market will crash, or maybe not as people think. I think that developers...

When I get home on Friday evening there is nothing more enjoyable than to sit down with a manual and a glass of ice tea.

:eek: Where is the love for your Linux comrades? Ohhh, that stings. :( We must stand together against the great evil that is Apple and Microsoft.

People are weird. There was a customer at my workplace who asked me if she could just take the laptop and go, after we had done a lengthy diagnose. When I told her that she had to pay for the diagnose she looked at me in shock. o_O I can understand if dealing with customers can be hard, but as...

Another arguments against tablets & phones, and why it will never fully take over, is because certain tasks is a lot more comfortable while using a desktop or laptop. In businesses like IT, computer development, engineering, architect etc the desktop and laptop will always reign supreme. Things...

Have you installed Gentoo before? If not, then get to it.

Baldur's Gate II Enhanced Edition The Witcher 2: Assassins of Kings (3rd time) Planescape Torment Wasteland 2 Mass Effect (played it lots before but I want to play it again) Shadowrun Returns Neverwinter Nights 2: Storm of Zehir Metro Redux (waiting for Linux release) X3: Reunion X3: Terran...

Mobile games will never fully take over for console & PC games. The reason is simple, with consoles and PCs you have a larger screen, and any true gamer would still prefer either console or PC becasue of a few reasons. One being a larger screen, two being that with the current technology you...

My experience with Manjaro is that it's extremely stable, even with 3.16 kernel and the testing repositories.

OS: Manjaro 64-bit 3.16.1 kernel Testing repositories Arch 64-bit (laptop) 3.16.2 kernel Internet: Chromium-dev (version 39) Thunderbird Skype Teamspeak Mumble Claws mail Hexchat Deluge Transmission Pale Moon Teamviewer 9 uget Productivity/Media: Gimp 2.8 VLC Evince (PDF-reader)...

I would highly recommend Manjaro because it's rolling release and it has this built into (or any other distro using this scheduler) kernels: http://algo.ing.unimo.it/people/paolo/disk_sched/ It notably increases performance on for example SSD. Of course, if you set up your own kernel you can...

http://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/icewind-dale-enhanced-edition-for-linux-is-in-testing.4330

http://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/tropico-5-officially-released-for-linux.4328

For some weird reason it allowed me to download the Windows version...

Downloading the game for Linux now on Steam. :D

I messed around with my TW2 wineprefix. First I installed the mono packages, nothing, then I installed the dotnet4 package and then it worked with WINE 1.7.26. EDIT: Running TW2 with Allen's 1.7.17 CSMT patch with CSMT enabled. Wouldn't start with that version before either..

Oh, I will be breathing down their neck for sure, because of The Witcher 2 wrapped version and the official word they have not given about the Linux version of The Witcher 3 (after the steam front page "The Witcher 3 is coming to SteamOS" announcement).

Will it run natively in Linux?