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Welcome to GamersOnLinux Yes, I had the same problem. For some reason it was faster over time, but I have never been able to pin-point why it takes so long to load the game. I has never been 40 minutes for me, more like 15 minutes. So it may be related to internet speed or processing. Please...

Dude, I'm starting to think that they know my name and when they see "Booman" they delete the posts because they know I only use PlayOnLinux. Seriously... I wouldn't even be playing Games in Linux if it wasn't for wrappers like PlayOnLinux.

Exactly, Wine doesn't support Pulseaudio so this is very common depending on your hardware. But they do give a solution: http://wiki.winehq.org/WineAndPulseaudio

Once again, I get notified of my comments that have been deleted. They really aren't concerned about an archive of success tips

I was going to say that too! My Logitech controller worked fine in native games but not in Wine games. I havn't tried it in a while but maybe the newer versions of Wine have increased compatability? I'm testing Lego Indiana Jones 2 today, so I'll try my controller again. Let me know if your...

Follow these directions but do it with Star Trek files

I'll research and see if there is a way to backup the game so the next install doesn't take so long...

I forgot, this guide is a bit old. You don't need IE8 anymore. Follow my Neverwinter guide to installing Arc. Instead of downloading Neverwinter, just click on Star Trek. or Just change Wine versions to something newer like 1.7.16 I bet it will magically work.

Try: sudo apt-get install multiarch-support

Perfect! Runs as good as in Windows. Too bad there aren't any shadows... it would look even cooler. I looked up some shadow mods and there are a few, but don't know if it works in Wine or not??? Controllers is a whole other issue. I've messed with them before, but by now, they should be...

Awesome! I could run on maxed out settings as well. Even the water looks nice too. As for fullscreen, did you set the virtual desktop in Wine Configuration? Try setting it as 1920x1080 or even try turning it off. As long as the game resolution matches your Linux desktop, it should be fullscreen.

Found it: http://www.bitwig.com Bitwig Studio Review Bitwig Studio Youtube

Cool, I totally understand recording compatibility. What do you record? I've actually recorded two albums myself and played all the instruments (Heavy Metal) about 12 years ago. I really miss it. I just read recently about a recording program for Linux, but can't seem to find the name. I have a...

Here is my list of games for trade: Battlefield 1942 Battlefield 2 MX vs ATV Unreal Tournament 2 Brothers in Arms BattleStations Midway Men of War Assault Squad Allied Assault Fable: The Lost Chapters C&C Red Alert 3 Heavy Fire Afganistan RELOAD Two Worlds

Quake has a long history since it first arrived in 1996. The first full 3 Dimensional game that required a video card to run in all its beauty. Today Quake has countless mods and total conversions. The Darkplaces engine allows you to play the original Quake with some very new improvements...

Looks like EA is creating another DOTA clone called Dawngate Its basically the same concept... pick a hero, fight in a large arena against minions and the other hero's. And its also Free as DOTA and League Of Legends. Here is Dawngate running in Wine

Now that I'm in Mint 16 64-bit, I have only seen the ALSA "buffer underrun" error. I was playing Crysis Warhead and the audio started getting crackly and fast. So I saved, closed it and ran Crysis again. After that everything has been fine. Strange huh? Even as I have tested a few games, I...

So what Distro are you running on your main stystem? I have noticed that Mint and Ubuntu aren't always up-to-date either. If you install Wine or PlayOnLinux its always an older version. Even in Mint, Nvidia drivers are old.

Agreed, but I wish purchased digital games could be "gifted" and the license/key gifted as well. Maybe one day... Unfortunately I am finally on Mint 16 64-bit So I can't help you there. Honestly most people are using 64-bit anyways. I was one of the rare gamers using 32-bit only. So I have...

The more games the better. All will know that Linux is another gaming platform that will eventually rival Mac