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Thats what I mean, with some clever programming it won't shoot specific elements. Oh, I don't know... like a... person? What I originally meant was the OS could lock it from firing at all. Like a safety that requires a password. I don't want to think where that would go...

cool, that was easy! let us know if it breaks anything

show off!

Exactly, I have had a LOT of success with Directx 9 games and those D3dx10 games in my list still run as D3dx9 compatible I hope they can crack the mystery because there are still more games coming with D3dx10 compatability and a little bit of extra eye candy.

Re: List of native Linux games in Steam Those 3 games are native to Linux? I hope that is true... seems like there were a few games you couldn't run like Borderlands.

I was thinking of capping video cards at the 8800 because of the new Nvidia 310 drivers. Just to keep things fresh... at least that is what Nvidia is doing...? Those old cards should still work with most games and I'm NOT saying we deny we don't support them, but maybe we should keep pushing...

I had no idea there was so much information on the Mint Community website. I am trying to contribute any way possible

I wonder if Linux can lock the gun so no-one can accidentally shoot themselves in the foot? Will Wine run on it?

Mint doesn't update my Wine at all. Instead I have been checking PlayOnLinux for new versions of Wine

As we continue to wait for DirectX 10 to be fully implemented in Wine, here is a List of Games that support DirectX 10 in Windows. DirectX 10 Games Here are my Current DirectX 10 games: Assasins Creed I & II Bioshock Bioshock2 Call of Juarez Crysis Crysis Warhead Far Cry 2 Just Cause 2 Lost...

yup, you download every drivers and hardware firmware so I know which ones NOT to use

For now I can live with this too. When I start upgrading and building new machines I may have to finally eliminate some games from the list. You know, Windows isn't all that different. Most games still run in XP but some games require an emulator like DOS Box. The cool thing with PlayOnLinux...

Arg! Thats not good news... As you have already noticed, some games won't work in newer versions of Wine and we are forced to use an older version. There seems to be a backwards compatability issue with certain games and we are stuck with the old Wine. If your card won't work with older Wine...

wow, I can't keep up!

Very good point! And, Wine will probably never make those older versions support your card either. But as far as you could tell, wasn't it only Steam that showed the wrong card specs? I bet other retail games will work with older versions of Wine as long as you stick to Direct X 9 games.

I thought 310 was released early this month?

oh wow, I don't even have 313 yet, I'm still on 310

at your own risk of course

Steam Apps Database already keeps an updated list of games for Linux: Linux Apps and games in Alpha Testing: steamdb Official Steam List of Games My Steam List of Games: 10,000,000 Altitude Amnesia:The Dark Descent And Yet It Moves Anna Anomoly: Warzone EarthAnomoly 2 Anodyne Aquaria...

Re: Newer versions of Wine I also plan on creating a short tutorial on how to install new and old versions of Wine with PlayOnLinux