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The Witcher 2 uses the eON wrapper as well. Torchlight II runs perfectly. Talos Principle runs perfectly. Pillars of Eternity runs perfectly. Yes I have installed the 32-bit libraries.

No it does not luanch at all. What I find strange is that The Witcher 2 starts without problems, and runs perfectly, and TW2 also use the eON wrapper. What is even more strange is that it didn't run on Manjaro when I hopped back to it a little bit (I keep clonezilla images of my systems), and...

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Relevant specs: AMD FX-4130 4-Core Processor 3,9 GHz EVGA Nvidia 760 GTX 2 GB 12 GB RAM

The first PC game I played was Police Quest In Pursuit of the Death Angel.

I can't even start Bioshock infinite. Other games run fine, so it's not an issue with my driver I think. And I think I have all the libraries needed to run games in steam.

I didn't ask about that, but I can try.

I sent an e-mail to CDPR, and they told me that they have plans to roll out The Witcher 3 on Linux, but they don't have the exact date yet. It might be after the Windows release date.

I use the webclient for my provider runbox. I prefer claws-mail as far as e-mail client goes.

I forgot the kickstarter link when I used my phone. We didn't have internet at work today. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/descendentstudios/descent-underground

Remember the Descent games on the PC from the 90s? A new Descent game is coming, Descent Underground, and they plan it for all PC OS + Mac OS X. :eek:

I don't have a server I've made yet, becasue I haven't been able to get a computer to use as a dedicated server. However, I do rent a virtual container from Daniel Drobbins. For those who don't know of him, he's the founder of Gentoo, and now currently the project lead for Funtoo. On the server...

I agree, I would also find it strange if TW3 does not get a Linux version. I think CDPR just wants to keep their cards close to their chests, with all the delays they have had, which I think is understandable.

Damn everything else, as long as I can play TW3 in Linux without any problems.

Seems a bit strange to make a very personal list of many x best of x. I thought that mostly served the purpose of recommending x to people, and in that case personal preferences are pretty pointless unless it is a list for people that you know well. Talking about personal favourites, I'm...

https://www.gamingonlinux.com/articles/lots-of-big-games-confirmed-for-steamos-torchlight-ii-now-out-payday-2-mordor-and-more-coming-too.5047 Not all of these have been confirmed yet, so do try to contain your enthusiasm.

Actually, Arch is not. When it comes to customization I actually prefer Gentoo, but I'm not confident enough atm to use it on my desktop. Manjaro can pretty much be used as Arch if you want to. I don't want something that requires a lot of maintenance on my gaming/ main PC, because it has to...

Yes, you have to manage pipelight in the command line.

I don't think SteamOS is the best Linux for gaming now, because it is a pain in the ass to get to a bootable media. I know this guy has his opinion and all, but it seems like he doesn't quite know what he's talking about at times. I mean no offence when I say this, but gamers aren't known to be...

Chromium and Google Chrome should have the latest flash player enabled as a plugin by default (that is the latest windows version). I don't know about the Unity Web Player, never tried that.