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In that case, definitely have fun. I just didn't want you to work on something that was already done by developers. Please post your updates here so we can see your progress

That is pretty sad. I'm sure they are doing this "In the name of Security" by forcing us to update and a upgrade. "Forcing" is the key word. I hesitate to update my Windows 7 & 8 machines at home. I'm picking up a few hard drives from a friend and may start installing Linux on all of my PC's...

Man, I haven't seen a CPU on a riser card in a long time. I remember ECS released a motherboard that was AMD and Intel compatible. They had a socket for one CPU and a riser card for the other CPU. I thought it was soooo cool I've seen Mac G5's with Memory riser cards... that was interesting to...

Yes it is possible, but may require a lot of work. Specially if the mods require more libraries. You could try a few and just disable them if Skyrim crashes

Are you playing Gothic through Steam or it is the GOG version or Retail version? Make sure your PlayOnLinux is updated to: 4.2.10 Those errors in the debug are pretty strange. I don't remember seeing these before: Try installing the package: directx9

Awesome! Thanks for contributing!

Do the developers for PlayOnLinux already have something like this?

Wow!!! In the past their home versions were always $98.00 now they are $119? How much is the Ultimate version? I'm avoiding Windows 10 like the plague! (did I spell that right?) I've read posts all over Google+, Reddit, Slash. and here about Microsoft's snooping, but haven't really seen...

Are you willing to do a step-by-step guide? I can post it in our Guides (Other) forum

I've always liked AMD If I had the money I might purchase Intel CPU's but I'm absolutely happy with my AMD processors. I have 3 of them: Athlon 3-core Phantom 3-core 6-core

Thank you as always!

The First Templar is a cooperative action RPG where you will investigate a grand conspiracy within the Order of the Templar Knights while searching for the Holy Grail. Level up skills, select multiple characters in real-time combat, discover sets of armor and weapons and ultimately plow through...

I've also read Strict Draw Ordering can fix graphical errors/artifacts. Like in Prototype. I rarely have to reboot the system in order to fix a crashed game. If you use the Virtual Desktop you can Ctrl+Alt+arrowkeys to switch to another workspace and then kill the game or executable. If that...

So you run this script once, or do you have to run it each time you launch PlayOnLinux? What else can this memory fix affect in Linux? Thanks for posting this by the way

I am only familiar with the list. How did you use $VARVMS? Feel free to reply to your other post instead.

Where do I put this code in PlayOnLinux? Or is it a script?

Can you post the entire Debug from PlayOnLinux? Before and after the crash. There is a bit of information here on WineHQs

I wonder if purchasing ATI is one of the reasons the are still in-the-game? I read a few articles on AMD and their CEO... it wasn't looking good... but there is always market share when you have one competitor: Intel So I figure they entered the Video Card market because again only one...

Really? I thought it was... Whatever it is, I hope someone eventually removes it so we can play it in PlayOnLinux

Seems like another way AMD is loosing us more Linux gamers.