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It appears more detailed and action oriented than Minecraft. The capability to build and craft and an RPG too. I love RPG's and the ability to develop your character. I was hoping Minecraft had that capability and lots of minions to kill, but it seems more of a sandbox/survivor type of game. I...

Stellar Overload is now on Kickstarter! $15 will get you a digital copy of the game. Success!! 10,357 backers $310,708 pledged of $250,000 goal

Believe me... you won't regret it!

I won't be taking sides either since I'm just an end-user. i'm at the mercy of the development teams and publishers. Instead I will support both... When there is open source and communities thrive from it, I'll encourage others to use it (Linux hint, hint) When there is closed source and it...

Sounds like you got it working when disabling the overlay... correct?

I'm doing some research on your mobility 4200 and not getting a lot of good feedback. It would be a good idea to post on the Mint forums about how to install the driver.

Crysis Warhead is the next chaper in the Crysis franchise. All of the hyper-realistic graphics, interactive physics and explosive action is there. Utilize your suit's ablities to overcome hordes of enemies... Cloak, Strength, Speed and Shield will give you the advantage as you take on...

Yup, Daerandin found that out a few weeks ago. That overlay is causing problems, but I have no idea if wine is working on a fix or not. I'm sure you have noticed that I'm staying a way from Steam guides for now. I've added the -no-dwrite and disable overlay to my current Steam guides, but I'm...

I saw your debug on PlayOnLinux forum. With the overlay off, it is running now correct?

Thanks :cool:

So you are playing Sid Meier's Pirates through Steam? Cool What exactly happens? Does Steam even launch? Try doing a debug and post it so we can see what is going on. Don't forget to disable the overlay By the way, I know my guide uses and older version of Wine, you "can" use Wine 1.6.2 which...

uninstalling requires: sudo apt-get remove -purge correct?

Yeah, I never understood the GS, GTX, GT, Ti naming schemes. I would pick a generation like 500 and choose one in my budget range. I normally won't spend more than $150

Cool, I'll try that. So add PPA, then search for Nvidia drivers & settings?

Actually you should be thanking them because if you are going for Linux, a GeForce card will have much better results.

Did you reboot after installing? Old huh? What kind of hardware are you running? Is this a laptop?

Manually installing drivers is very difficult and can break stuff. I recommend using the "Additional Drivers" already in Mint. It might just be called "Drivers" You can also use Synaptics Software Installer and search for fglrx or catalyst

Don't worry, I have only been Using Linux every day for a year now. I'm loving it, but still learning a lot.

Great, glad you are using Mint. I'm using Mint 16 right now. What computer are you using? It is Mint 64-bit? Click Menu, Administration, Additional Drivers This should list which drivers you are currently using. I have a feeling its the open source drivers. You will probably need to install...

Nope, I havn't even tried BF3 yet. I have it, but havn't actually downloaded and launched it.