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Shadows of the Empire was a catalyst for Lucasarts future games like Battlefront I & II, Dark Forces Outcast, Force Unleashed and many more. Play as Dash Rendar in a backstory between The Empire Strikes Back and Return of the Jedi. Primarily a 3rd person shooter... but also includes some...

In Linux its called System Monitor You can probably just click your Menu and type "System Monitor" Then click the processes tab and you can see everything running behind-the-scenes

Ok good... in the past when I increase the brightness of a game, it would actually increase the brightness of Mint as well. So when I was done playing the game, I would just launch Nvidia control panel and the brightness would reset back to where I had it. so strange...

I'm sure there is some way to see a process running, but it may just look like your browser is just using extra CPU. https://qz.com/1085171/how-to-tell-if-your-computer-is-secretly-mining-cryptocurrency-and-what-to-do-about-it/

Sorry I didn't see your post until now. We have a guide for Dues Ex GOTY here: http://www.gamersonlinux.com/forum/threads/deus-ex-goty-guide.1715/ Also, the game is very dark in general. I actually increased the brightness so I could see. Most of my screenshots are pretty dark as well. I...

In Scourge Outbreak, you can play as one of four mercenaries to stop the Nogari Corporation and their alien clones. This is a linear 3rd person action co-op shooter with some tactical strategies. Command your team, find cover and slay the enemies. Follow my step-by-step guide on installing...

I heard QuakeLive was great with full Linux support... I later tested it in PlayOnLinux and it ran really well.

Awesome! I'll keep my eye on it for now... may try it out as things develop.

Very nice, is it a subscription or just a one time payment? I always prefer to play-for-free... Oh and... is there a Linux client yet?

No problem :) What is the benefit to buying instead of just free-to-play?

Steam, and yes, it costs money. I'm sure you can find it on sale eventually.

Looks like servers can now run JavaScript to use your CPU as a method of mining digital currency. https://blog.sucuri.net/2017/09/hacked-websites-mine-crypocurrencies.html As if using our cookies and history for advertising isn't enough, now they want our processing to make their money... and...

yeah, I'm sure Intuit developer will be right "on it" and help support Linux and Wine :) Honestly I've rarely tested a program in Wine beside SketchUp. Some day I'll try out Photoshop, AutoCAD and some other programs I love to use...

Dang, it was worth a try. I'm glad you found the "Run" tool. I didn't know it existed in Wine. I'll keep searching for solutions

In PlayOnLinux Configure, you can click the Wine Tab and then click Control Panel But I think most of the typical settings are not there in Wine. You can Run a Command Prompt from the Wine Tab as well. Try opening Command Prompt and type Sysedit It might not do anything...

Here are some interesting tips, not sure if it will work in Wine, but worth a try. Also, it doesn't hurt to set Windows to 98 or Me or 2000 as a test Make sure the 3D hardware acceleration is turned all the way up. 1) Right-click on the My Computer icon on the desktop and select Properties. 2)...

this game is old enough you should be able to play in a VM, but definitely research Windows OpenGL problems. I've seen problems in Windows for some games in PlayOnLinux and the fix for Windows fixed my game.

Do you have another computer or older laptop lying around you could try it on? Maybe downgrading your Opensource drivers might do it, but I would hate for you to do that. Also do some research with AMD and Windows OpenGL for Soldier of Fortune. You might find some tips we can try on the game...