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Go ahead and try this: Open Registry Go to: HKEY_CURRENT_USER Go to: Software Go to: Wine Right-click the Wine folder Select "New Key" Name it: Direct3D Select "Direct3D" folder Right click and select "New" Click "DWORD Value" Name the DWORD: MaxShaderModelVS Close Registry Click "Windows...

I don't think Snail will do anything for Linux gaming since they only support Windows. Wine developers are more likely to do a fix.

Wow, I knew there was an older Indiana Jones!!! Thank you. I will have to look for it on GOG So what version do you own? The CD ROM? I bet you can follow the steps for Emperors Tomb and just use the "setup.exe" or installer and get it ready. Is This it?

Wait a second... They had video cards before 3D Rendering? What was it used for?

Agreed... Common Sense has turned into opinion and self-truth. We are so individualistic that we won't even believe the truth anymore because we don't like it or it doesn't suit us.

Take No Prisoners is a classic top-down dual-stick action shooter by Raven Software. Battle hostile factions in San Antoinio Texas in a post-apocalyptic near future. Solve puzzles, use stealth or agressive weapons to slay Robots, Aliens, Mercenaries and Faction Soldiers. Follow my...

Did you install d3dx9 in the PlayOnLinux Packages step? You can always add it...

Great! Good to know none of the updates broke anything in Wine. Thanks for the confirmation.

That is awesome! I never tried using mods on the Linux dedicated server. In fact, I never thought it would work. I loved the Assault mod with 64 player maps. Honestly, I have been running Battlefield 2 as a Listenserver in Windows 7 during my offline LAN Parties. It runs really well. I have...

Nope, I have it on 5 computers at home. Runs GREAT! Just make sure to install 32-bit libraries and video drivers.

Of course! Please let us know if Lord Of The Rings Online still runs in PlayOnLinux. I haven't tested in a while...

Then I highly recommend Linux Mint Cinnamon 64-bit Cinnamon does a great job combining Windows keyboard shortcuts, right-click options and navigation. There are even themes to make it look like XP, Win7 or Win10 It is very stable and works great out-of-the-box. And... if you want to install...

Oh, I see now Since PlayOnLinux creates a "wineprefix" or also known as a "Virtual Drive" It is like a sandbox for your game. Basically it uses the bare-minimum of Windows dependencies to use your program. So they won't conflict with the Linux Steam. Thanks for asking.

Unfortunately, no... You will need the windows Steam to download and play Lord of the Rings Online. Just follow all of the steps above and make sure to use a newer version of Wine like 1.8.5

Well it kinda depends on where you are coming from. Were you a Windows or Mac gamer? Do you just want Linux to work or do you want intimate knowledge of it? Are you primarily running native games or Windows games?

Yeah, you could probably hack your way around the security. I can't because I want my guides to be legitimate on all levels.

We are doing pretty good. Things are slow around here, but that isn't always a "bad thing" I'm glad you are working at a job you like. I could never do night-shifts... no way! Stay away from the creeps out there! Glad to hear you are still gaming... I'm playing Shadow of Mordor... and...

Yeah, one of those Quadro cards?

It doesn't help that we are a minority in gaming industries either.

Wow, you have quite the setup with 100 bots. What mod are you using? Sound like the Assault Mod (Which I LOVE!) or Project Reality. I'm sure you already know that the Dedicated Server runs natively in Linux, but if you are wanting to run the Windows Server with your mod, then I have no...