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Someone had to post this at some point... I love the Elder Scrolls franchise and every game available within it. They practically sum up the history of gaming technology with a few games. Elder Scrolls Online Facebook Elder Scrolls Online Blog I will definitely check out ESO at some point. I...

Is a very common problem when runing LoL on Linux with Wine or PlayOnLinux There are some long posts on the PlayOnLinux forum about them. I even got the error too. Since you followed my guide that means you set Windows version as Windows XP and installed Internet Explorer 8. Did you install...

I have a few questions first: Is openSUSE13.1 the 64-bit version? Did you install the AMD drivers for your Radeon X1550? Can you paste the entire debug starting with the date and everything below? Peer-to-Peer setting seems to only affect some installs. I've seen many different symptoms and...

Wow, thank you for being so thorough and intricate in details! I may actually try Orbiter out of curiosity! Its also nice to see how flexible Wine and PlayOnLinux can be with old games and new games.

I totally agree. I've read a lot of bad things about manual installations. So I'll go for the 331 driver after adding the PPA. Thank for your help guys! I'll post in the other forum my results

I can't move them to an existing thread. Oh well.

Thanks, I'll take a look and maybe try over the weekend. Can I move some of these posts over to my nvidia thread?

I don't mind installing it manually via Terminal. I have done that before. I just don't remember the steps. Sometimes I look it up, but different sites give different commands. I'm on 310, so anything newer and stable is fine with me! One site says: Another site says:

I use Synaptics Package Manager for installing drivers. It works great, but in Mint 14 the newest Nvidia driver available is 310 Maybe I have to update Synaptics? I have ChUbuntu on my Chromebook (based on Ubuntu 12.04) and it runs GREAT. I havn't had any issues at all. I even play some...

Hence why I don't use Arch ;) I couldn't recommend Windows gamers to move to Linux with a distro like Arch and expect them to know how to troubleshoot. So I have stuck with Mint and its been GREAT! I would go Ubuntu, but the default windows manager has been frowned upon by Linux and Windows...

I didn't realize it was made for iOS and Android... I wonder how they ported to Linux? It isn't Skyrim by comparison, but an openworld fantasy with RPG elements.

I agree too. But would it look bad for GamersOnLinux if most of my guides are on an older Mint? I have to admit, its quite stable.

Honestly my Mint 14 32-bit is running great. I'm not exactly sure why I should upgrade except to be on the same version as other new users. Is there a downside to upgrading to Mint 16?

That figures... so what Ubuntu release is it? The Mint website links to Ubuntu 13.10

Yeah I saw that. Means that I need to update to Mint 16 this month. I wonder why its so hard to support older distros? Most Microsoft games still support XP so I would think that developers could keep compatibility with older distros too... I know they are indie and its probably harder to do...

Ok, ran the command and this was the output: Distributor ID:LinuxMint Release:14 Codename:nadia Mint's website says Mint 14 is based on Ubuntu 12.10 (Quantal Quetzal)

For those of you who can't run Skyrim in PlayOnLinux should be able to run Ravensword http://store.steampowered.com/app/253410/

ok, I'll try that first in the morning. Then I'll try installing it. Thanks for your help Daerandin

I have no problem with that. There are few older games that I absolutely LOVE! Its a great mesh for us to cover old and newer games. This will attract all kinds of gamers to GamersOnLinux. I actually have Microsoft Combat Flight Simulator games too. Original and even newer ones. I don't play...

I'll try tomorrow morning... at work right now on Windows. What will happen if I use the wrong release? Say precise?