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Good idea, let us know if it works

Oh no... So are you going to wait for the new Nvidia driver or downgrade?

Its worth a try as long as it can be un-done What sucks is you can't change anything in eON to troubleshoot it. Like in PlayOnLinux, you can easily change WINE versions. Can you check if there is some kind of crash log in the game folder?

Good choice Steve! I never invested in consoles because I didn't like most of the games. I played consoles a bit because I always had a friend who owned one, but I always wanted more... PC Gaming hooked me in because I could use my PC for graphics, 3D modelling, audio recording, website design...

Ok, that IS strange Did you try verify game cache? The only place I can think of posting is here: 2K forums I don't even know if there is a way to see logs for eON wrappers. Here are two tips I read about when it comes to crashing.... maybe its related: deactivate the "Steam-Overlay" for...

https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/security/advisories/mfsa2015-31/ Security researcher Aki Helin reported a use-after-free when playing certain MP3 format audio files on the web using the Fluendo MP3 plugin for GStreamer on Linux. This is due to a flaw in handling certain MP3 files by the plugin...

Awesome! glad you could get it working now! I'm also glad that Bumblebee works too

Hmm, that sounds like a more serious issue. There is a chance eON wrapper needs something that your OS isn't providing Borderlands 2 is an interesting problem as well. I haven't tried it in Mint yet, but Torchlight II runs perfectly. I wonder where you could post this problem? Its not cool...

So what exactly happens when you click Play? does it launch at all?

Yeah, that should run Bioshock Infinite just fine... not sure what the problem is. What version of Nvidia drivers are you using? I'm using the old stable 331 drivers on my GeForce 550 Ti 2GB Infinite runs GREAT on my system

Oooh Dark Forces! Another classic... you could actually look up, look down and crouch. The only other old games I played was on my super nintendo... Mostly Mortal Kombat and Killer Instinct. Horrible ports by Nintendo

Cool, I'll give them a shot and see if there are any performance boosts

The version of Windows isn't a "big" deal, but some games refuse to run on Win 7, Win8, etc I try to run everything on Win7 I was even able to get Riven to run with the Windows 7 setting. That game was made in 1997 I would still like to see the debug... Can you launch it with "Debug" instead...

Interesting, not sure how Linux could be useful on a camera? Its a cool idea and once again confirms how flexible Linux can be.

I don't have a lot of experience with AMD video card or video chips. Specially in Laptops. If its a driver issue then I've got nothing... I would still like to see the debug output and see if anything raises-a-flag at me. Have you ever been able to play League Of Legends on this laptop before?

I never had an experience like that with Fedora, even when I had to use it the first time as a new Linux user. Fedora was always stable and secure.

Its been a while since I've messed with League of Legends Can you post the PlayOnLinux debug in the forum here: PlayOnLinux

Really? What are your specs?

So it wouldn't hurt to try them out?

I noticed in the PlayOnLinux Wine Manager there are Wine Staging version along with the Wine versions. Wine Staging This sounds like an interesting list of features not found in Wine versions: CSMT (Commandstream multithreading) for better graphic performance CUDA / PhysX / NVENC Support for...