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I grew up watching the Ghostbusters Franchise and have been waiting many years for a video game based off the movie. If you haven't played it yet... you have to! Its amazing and extremely fun! Not only is the game written and voice acted by the same characters in the movie, it is full of...

Not only that, back them up on your external drive, server or NAS Then you will never need a CD/DVD again!

Dawn of War: Dark Crusade is another Warhammer 40,000 franchise release in the real-time strategy genre. This expansion doesn't require the original Dawn of War game, so you can play skirmishes and the whole campaign without purchasing the original. Features: Two new playable races - Tau and...

yup, not sure why PlayOnLinux doesn't see the newly mounted CD/DVD when you swap, but it just doesn't. I've spent a lot of time trying to force PlayOnLinux to see each CD and it really doesn't. So, Instead.... any game with multiple disks should be copied to a folder on the desktop. Normally...

Try looking at your system settings, there should be a log in there somewhere. There are always logs, but finding them isn't always obvious... Also, did you upgrade to Mint 15 or did a fresh install?

S.T.A.L.K.E.R Shadow of Chernobyl is a long anticipated First Person Shooter with Role Playing elements in a Sci-Fi Post Nuclear zone in Russia. With Graphical capabilities beyond its time S.T.A.L.K.E.R had lasted the test-of-time. Even today its still graphically beautiful with plenty of...

There are still a lot of favorite Steam games that won't run in Linux. So, I thought it would be nice to have a step-by-step guide on how to install WinSteam with PlayOnLinux I found it to be fairly easy to install and restore my backed up games from Windows. I am dual-booting Mint & Windows 7...

Assassin's Creed is a very unique game that combines the action and sandbox elements to create an immersive story-line in the time period of the Crusades. Not only can you climb any structure and are free to strategize how to make your kill, Assassin's Creed also gives you the freedom to save...

I installed Unreal Tournament 3 with PlayOnLinux and Wine 1.5.25 Runs GREAT! I ran Unreal Tournament 3 and the mods in a virtual desktop and could crank up the resolution all the way to 1680x1050 Here are some screenshots: Unreal Tournament The Haunted Mod The Ball Mod

I'm happy to post that Valve is doing a great job with porting their games to Native Linux. I tried all three of the following games and they ran GREAT: Portal Counter-Strike: Source Half-Life 2: Deathmatch

Steam is up to 200 games now. If you launch Steam, the only games you will see are the ones you purchased. I'm going to try Portal over the weekend, its still in beta, but if it runs, I'll be very happy

So are you saying that you could add or even change BBC code to do something completely different? Like custom HTML? I want to do something simple like this: <div style="width:10px; height:10px; border:1px"></div><div style="width:10px; height:10px; border:1px"></div>

Hmm, I may need an example... There are html tags that BBC supports, so are you saying to use CSS inline styles in the BBC tags and then I can decorate my signature?

yeah, I don't use tables anymore either. Just DIV and CSS. So will BBC support CSS inline classes?

I have played all but Stacking in Linux! I didn't finish them but I'm close to finishing Psychonauts and just started Brutal Legend. Brutal Legend is pretty RAD and I'm having a lot of fun slaughtering Demons with my Axe and Guitar! Once you reach the main land, its all open-world which is...

Ah, thats it! No biggie, but I was thinking of using tables for Daniels Signature problem. Unless there is another way?

Should I try upgrading to Mint 15?

Does anyone think it would be a good idea to have a classifieds for games? I know Amazon and Ebay are great places for buying old retail games and even downloading them... Not to mention Steam either... But maybe there are people out there who want to trade their games because no one will buy...

Turn out the HTML tag just creates a window to hold your HTML code. Thats all

Thats what I thought, but try the table tag and it won't work. BlaBlaBlaBlaBlaBlaBlaBlaBla see... how do I get tables to work?