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Oops, sorry about that! I should have added it in the PlayOnLinux Packages section. I'll update the guide. I installed dotnet40

Awesome! I'm Glad its working out. I continue to use the old tried-n-true heatsink-n-fans to cool my cases. But its nice to hear that Watercooling is still consistent when you need it.

Wow, this is why I avoid Arch when doing guides. I can't imagine a new Linux gamer figuring this out.

You awaken from a coma in a corporate research facility where everything had gone wrong. Use your hacking skills and implants to survive this First Person action horror. System Shock is a hidden gem from 1994 boasting features way beyond its time. Interact with objects, HUD and upgrade your...

Actually I never installed dotnet because it always errors. I didn't realize there was a store. I am able to purchase upgrades, weapons and skills. Is that what you are referring to?

No way! I'm reading this...

Blood Bowl is a new type of sports game base on Warhammer 40,000 strategy games. Humans, Orcs and many other monsters battle on the field in pure violence to pass the goal line. All rules are meant to be broken and even cheating, gambling, potions and killing the opposing team is permitted...

Looks like I made a mistake with the command: ufw disable I didn't use sudo, so it may have turned back on automatically

I used to have my Fedora server host games on 10.0.0.1 and it always worked perfectly, but now I host on my main Mint 18.3 box: 10.0.0.2 I am required to play offline with these IP addresses because of Steam. The games we play in Steam can do offline multi-player with one single Steam...

Good point. I don't really know. When I run ufw disable The output is "firewall is off and disabled at startup" (from memory) I can ping back-n-forth to all the Mint computers so I know they are networked together... and some games with a console command allows the game to connect. But it...

I'm pretty sure that I've posted this elsewhere at GamersOnLinux, but I can't seem to find my post

I have 6 computers in a LAN and do some gaming with friends. All of them have Mint 18.3 64-bit, but of course have some different hardware. We play games offline with custom IP addresses like: 10.0.0.1 10.0.0.2 10.0.0.3 etc So I'll host the game on one and everyone will join the game. But...

Dude you guys really like pain & suffering. :rolling:

Are you having problem with the forum posting? As in... web issues...

You can also check the Power Options for USB in the UEFI/BIOS I have a desktop that is super super super sensitive to mouse movements and it would wake up instantly. So annoying because I would put it to sleep and it would wake right up. There is a slight chance maybe bumping the desk would...

I'm just ignoring the pop-up because it only appears once, unless you close it, then it will continuously re-appear. Then I would open Battle.Net without logging in.

Yeah, its fun... but also a bit unrefined as well. Not exactly a AAA game, but has some fun points. The dinosaurs could be a LOT funner to kill. Most of the time its mow-them-down with a gun.

Protect your bases by slaying dinosaurs in large prehistoric maps. Upgrade your weapons and abilities to get the upper-hand and cooperate with friends while you take down Dinosaur bosses. With many different multi-player modes and bots for pratice... Orino Prelude isn't your typical First...

So it came down to hardware and standards?

I bet if you could find a Windows 7 DVD somewhere, you can start a setup (without installing anything) and press Shift+F10 for a command prompt. Then run the executable off a flash drive to update the UEFI