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Apparently Xenforo 1.2 has integrated a "save draft" feature. What version are we running? Also, XF 1.1's editor (which is based on TinyMCE) in Xenforo 1.2 has a built-in save drafts feature

I have tested with different graphical settings in Alan Wake and still get the same frame-rate. Not sure why as of yet... I set everything on HIGH and same 15-20 fps I lowered the resolution and same 15-20 fps So it really seems there is a conflict somewhere that prohibiting higher frame rates...

Showcase is a cool addon that allows us to create our own tabs and grid of content with permissions and nested categories... This might be a cool way to "showcase" our screenshots, videos, reviews or even guides. Showcase Example

When you install Wine the first time PlayOnLinux will use that version in your default "virtual drive" and the system version in configure. I never use that anymore because when I do my guides its not specific on which version of Wine. I always download and select a version of Wine instead. Now...

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Yeah, I don't mind telling them, but where do I start? They have a bunch of admins who review submissions, but I don't think they have name@winehq.org emails

Geesh, this is getting ridiculous... No wonder most of the submissions show "garbage" or "bronze"... because they were tested years ago when Wine sucked! Here are the only versions of Wine they will accept for test submissions: 1.6-rc4 1.6-rc3 1.6-rc2 1.6-rc1 1.5.31 1.5.30 1.4.1 1.2.3 1.2.2...

Look at this: Fallout 3 on WineHQ No more Fallout 3 listed on WineHQ!!?? What is the deal? Was there a lawsuit or something?

That must be a bug! You can always manual install it! Just make sure to use the version of Wine in this guide and the Libraries too.

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I didn't feature other games like Counter-Strike 1 & 2, Half-Life 1 & 2 or Team Fortress 2 because they are now working native in Linux. Download and install the Linux Steam client and if you already have the source game purchased in Windows, it will automatically appear in your list of games...

we like your profound train-of-though... always makes us think! Gizzi - should I look for a plugin or do you want to do it?

I havn't seen any options to save my post before publishing... So I was wondering if there would be a way to integrate a "save" capability so I can start a post and finish it later?

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