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Oh well, at least you got a Nvidia card. Post your Debug from PlayOnLinux. Make sure to use the "code" tags Maybe it will give us a hint what the problem is.

By the way, Origin added two more games... Command & Conqueror 3: Uprising Populous Downloading C&C 3 now!

Yeah, I know what you mean. Sounds like you spent too much? If you got 16 Gigs of RAM then definitely use it! Sooner or later I'll update to 64-bit OS, but for now games run GREAT on 32-bit with 4 Gigs of RAM. I've read about audio gliches, but I've rarely had them with my setup. As for...

I've seen the commercial many times on Qubo. I wanted to check it out, but paying is out-of-the-question. There are too many free sites (with bugs mentioned above) where my children can learn. PBS is one of the best. My kids LOVE PBS. Did you notice Adobe no longer updates Flash for Linux...

Awe man!! That is AWESOME! You are going to love that card. If you are going to be mostly gaming, I suggest 32-bit Mint, but if you have more than 4 Gigs of Memory then you would be wasting it. I have no proof that games run better or worse on 64-bit, so as long as you install the "multiarch"...

PlayOnLinux creates a directory for your windows games and programs called a "Virtual Drive". When you install a game all the program files go in its appropriate "Virtual Drive". Updating your games, patching and Windows components are all run in the games "Virtual Drive" All PlayOnLinux...

Cool, so put Homeworld 2 on my list of games?

A major benefit using PlayOnLinux is that you can test your game or program with any old or new version of Wine. There are times when you need a patched version of Wine to play a specific game like League of Legends or World of Tanks... PlayOnLinux has them in a repository available for...

I have no idea... thats definitely a question for the PlayOnLinux forum. Let me know what you find out.

Now for something totally different... Betrayer has a completely unique graphical style. Kinda black and white, but kinda film-grainy and 1920's like. Betrayer Steam page Its a time period action game with exploration and discovery in the turn of the 17th Century. Of course its Windows...

PlayOnLinux Graphical Interface: The graphical interface is designed similar to a Windows program. You won't be using most of these features to install and play games, but I will roughly explain what they are for. File: Run - Launches a selected game or program Install - Launches the Install...

Exactly. If GOL continues to grow, then maybe we will be the new place to search for games and tips ;)

Ooh, I havn't played that one. Looks really good! For me its Just Cause 2, only works with Direct X 10 and Wine isn't so good with 10 yet.

I have updated the guide to use Wine 1.6-rc4-d3d_doublebuffer It runs perfectly and eliminates a few unnecessary steps in the guide. Thank the Devs at PlayOnLinux for compiling it for me and making it available for everyone! Now we can finally play Crysis!!!

Thanks Steve for looking over the Neverwinter Guide. I wouldn't have checked for a long time because the Beta installer still runs fine on my machine. Glad you were on it!

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Jump across the elaborate rooftops performing death-defying stunts as Grace in Mirrors Edge. Reaction and timing plays a huge role as you jump, slide, climb and scale buildings running from swat teams. Reveal the complex plot as you help your sister in a murder mystery. Follow my step-by-step...

Microsoft seems to continue doing what they do best: coming too late to the party after copying someone else and then failing. They can't learn a lesson from themselves. I admit, the only reason I stick with Windows is because of games. This is starting to change with PlayOnLinux.

Yeah, I'm not sure why the edit button isn't working. Our forum is fairly new and we've never used Xenforo before. So there are a few bugs we are still working out. I've notified Gizmo about it and he said there are some permission issues that need to be sorted. The main reason I go to...

I had to set Windows version to Windows XP and then install IE8. Make sure everything is in a 32-bit virtual drive. IE8 is required for the Arc client