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The Flame In the Flood is a rafting exploring action survival adventure. Survive the apocalyptic aftermath by floating down-river in your custom raft and gathering supplies at random locations on the way. The river is always changing and every location is different. Watch out for rain...

Thats fine. By default Mint will partition like this: swap (virtual memory) / (root which contains all the OS files and your /home which is like C:\users) Here is a nice guide that walks you through installing in detail: This guide show you how to manually partition your drive to look like...

How smooth was the Mint install? Did you let it automatically partition everything for you or did you do it manually?

Frustrating huh? Its even worse at companies. The nature of data is that its always increasing. People at work are always paranoid of loosing data, so they keep everything and always add more. But they never go back and clean up. So there is a lot of useless data. Imaging in a hundred years from...

Unfortunately yes. I helped my Dad with backing up a few times and found that he didn't clean out My Documents directories. So he had old My Documents in My Documents. I wasn't about to go through all of those files, but someone will have to at some point.

Do you remember exactly how you queued up your music the first time? Maybe your Music player decided to convert your music and now you have duplicates because of it.

Geesh, micro-micro-micro manage!

time to hold hands

Just the fact that Danielle has been using it for years means you have no excuse!

Dude, I know you are going to have questions, so please don't be afraid to ask for help! I love using Linux and since gaming is now supported, I use Linux for everything (except at work)!

Yes!!!!!

My Warframe always gets stuck right here

I was able to download the entire game, but the launcher never officially appeared after the first launch screen. I used the Lutris installer which used the "stand-alone" game as well. No Steam. Yes, the script updated and launched the game, but at some point the initial loading screen should...

Honestly its a simple checkbox, behind-the-scenes I have no idea what it does. You can even select a version of DXVK, but I am still unable to play Warframe or ABZU

Nice, that is really cool. So much easier than using the Terminal and editing fstab I never use this options because I don't use external drives. I wonder if it would work with Network shares? Like auto-mount network share from my server each time I boot up? Anyways, so you access your...

Started poking around Lutris this morning trying to run Warframe and ABZU Its actually pretty cool. Has almost all the features of PlayOnLinux and more... You CAN do manual installations for games they do not have a script (cause why would you want to do a manual installation for a scripted...

I gave ABZU another try in Lutris.... but so far its not working. I can't even see a debug yet, but its nice that Lutris installs DXVK for you.

Where are your MP3's stored? I hope they are shortcuts. Maybe your media player has an option to not automatically make a link to the MP3. I'm sure it does that to find the songs quickly next time you want to play your music

Lutris isn't all that different from PlayOnLinux This is your game browser and you can go directly to their website to install a game via script. You can also click the + to install a game manually

The first thing I noticed about Lutris is that you can't just download a .deb file and install it with the GUI package installer. You have to use the Terminal and run some pre-requisite commands first. Then install with apt Easy for me, but harder for gamers coming from Windows.