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As long as Tomb Raider works in 1.7.8 or newer, then thats good with me. Was there a specific reason for using 1.5.19? What libraries did it require? d3dx9 d3dx10 d3dx11 dotnet vcrun etc...

Awesome, thanks for posting. I will definitely be posting a guide if I can get Tomb Raider to run. I've had a lot of the same problems with Steam as well. Do you have the overlay problems too?

I will probably try over the weekend. I will copy any files that get modified in the process. This is actually an Ubuntu 13.10 Saucey problem. I've read many posts about it on different sites. Mint 16 is based on that version of Ubuntu and apparently inherited the problem. All I know is...

Doubtful, what about my last post? Do you think this "work-around" makes sense? I'm not adding it to my guides, but will only apply it to my machine

Allenskd on PlayOnLinux forum suggested making Wine use Alsa, found here: http://wiki.winehq.org/WineAndPulseaudio

I found this post on WineHQ's I know pulseaudio is already installed. Is that the same as pulseaudio-alsa? I also noticed in my system monitor that pulseaudio has "High Priority" when everything else is "Normal Priority"

Yeah, I'm pretty sure. I tried all of the tabs. I'll look again. Even after using "alsamixer" I'm still getting that buffer underrun error. So annoying. I think its affecting the performance in my games too.

Here are some artifacts you might see in the distance as you are playing.

Thats pretty cool. My oldest is 6 years old and I finally got her to do Google chat with me while I'm at work. It helps her learn the keyboard, spelling and grammar. But she gets bored pretty easily.

So he is playing Roblox now? I have to admit, I still havn't played Minecraft. Probably never will. I've only heard good things though...

can I use "nano" instead of "cat"?

I have to mention that I've had audio problems in the past with Mint 13. It would always default to my GeForce 550 Ti HDMI audio instead of the analog audio onboard my motherboard. So I would have to go to settings/audio and reset it over and over. Mint 14 on the other hand, never had a...

pavucontrol is a nice GUI for selecting inputs & outputs, but didn't have any control over Alsa or Pulsaudio. I did find an interesting command: alsamixer Kinda does the same thing, but I think its control for Alsa only.

Whoa, $30? too high for my peasant blood. But I'm glad they invested in a Linux port. Yay Linux!

Sounds like I would like Bloodlines much better. I've had a hard time enjoying party-based RPG's Thanks for the guide! Yet another game that runs fine in PlayOnLinux