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Glad you got it working, and thanks for posting the solution

Ah, didn't realize you were using a format other than ext4 Mint has LVM, but I stopped using it and now only use ext4

Glad you got it working. So now it can find the 32-bit libraries?

Yeah, I always install XNA30 and it usually works. At least it worked for Magicka. What games are you trying to run? Since XNA is technically "no more" I hope some of those developers will port their game to Unity or UDK

So are you going to try this with Wine alone?

What version of Wine are you using for this new virtual drive? Older versions of Wine may not be compatible with QT5 GUI interface. For just Steam alone, I install corefonts, tahoma and d3dx9. You don't even need d3dx9, but most games do. Don't forget to disable dwrite in Arguments: -no-dwrite

Great explanation! I like the sound of real-time combat. Makes things more action oriented Try SimpleScreenRecorder It works great with video and sound. But I have only used it with PlayOnLinux games

sorry, I don't know spanish so I can't read your last line... When you launch Steam in PlayOnLinux, click Debug instead of Run Then paste it here

No problem There are two options, just use the Linux version of Steam (which may count as Linux purchases) or use their website as you mentioned. Exactly how did you install Steam in PlayOnLinux? Did you add any extra packages? I normally select: corefonts tahoma

Screens please! I would love some tips-n-trick on how to play. Not that I'm buying it anytime soon ;)

Daerandin mentioned this: So you could always try a 64-bit virtual drive or downgrade to Pulseaudio 4 I don't use 64-bit virtual drives because it can cause other issues...

That makes sense with the ALSA errors. I hope some day Wine will support Pulseaudio or JACK Not sure what else to do... Have you tried with newer versions of Wine? Or LoL patched versions of Wine

I love RPG's but for some reason I haven't played any of the games you have mentioned. I played Icewindale II once, it was fun, but I was just testing it in Linux. I think eventually I will pickup Baldur's Gate I & II Enhanced Editions Can you make a gameplay video and explain how the game...

Thank you I see two errors that might be related to your problem err:module:load_builtin_dll failed to load .so lib for builtin L"msxml3.dll": libxml2.so.2: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory Did you install the package msxml3? Try installing it ALSA lib...

I have not experienced this problem, but normally I don't browse around, I just go to my library and install a game, then launch it. So you are having slowness with the Steam game browser and other GUI items? What version of Wine are you using?

As far as I know, you don't need a proxy setup, but I'm sure Steam automatically uses a proxy to download games. Before the "splash screen" are you able to select a server? I've seen problems like this before with games like Neverwinter Can you post a debug from PlayOnLinux?

Ok, that is strange, but maybe its causing a permissions issue. One thing I noticed when I started using LinSteam, some games refused to launch and I would have to open up the permissions for the executable. But that was over a year ago. Today games and permisisons are just fine. Maybe its related?

Riven is the second installment of the Myst series. It improves on graphics, sound, animation and has a more intriguing story to capture you in the world of Riven. Travel from island to island searching for clues to solve mysterious puzzles, encounter the inhabitants of each island, tinker...

Wow, that is pretty fast for Clonezilla. I use it with 80GB partitions at work and it take an hour to backup, but 15 minutes to restore

When you image, do you have /home on a separate partition so you only have to backup the OS?