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What version of Firefox did you use? I'm using version 36 and it seems to be crashing when javascripts are running in the background. I can't even get a Unity game started because the page won't finish loading

How is multi-player supposed to work? IPX, Ethernet? Is it one of those "host the game locally" with a listenserver and someone joins on your network?

What happened when you tried the Intel Linux Graphics Installer? Did it do anything? Unfortunately Path of Exile will require some graphics drivers in order to run properly.

He was getting pretty old. I was surprised to see him in the new Star Trek movies.

Thank you for all the information. I think there are two problems here: 32-bit libraries Intel proprietary drivers To install 32-bit libraries, use the Software Center or Synaptics Package Installer Search for "multi arch" or "32ia-libs" Install those and restart Mint Since the Intel drivers...

I have been hearing a lot of good things about openSuSE recently. I'm inclined to check it out even though I'm very happy with Mint 17.

Top 11 Distros of 2015 This is a cool article with a quick review of each popular distros: Elementary OS openSuSE Debian Ubuntu Mate Arch Linux Raspbian Sugar SteamOS Tails KXStudio AVLinux Red Hat SUSE Lubuntu No mention of Mint or Manjaro or Fedora

That is an interesting "work around"... Doesn't really tell us what it does and why it works. Notice this person also posts "This game requires a crack to work" Hopefully you won't need the "no cd crack" for mulit-player to work

Welcome to the forums nrKst. Posting here is the best place to start because anyone can help you with your Path of Exile troubleshooting. Thank you for so much detail in your post. I have a feeling this is a driver issue as well. Where are you seeing those errors in Path Of Exile? What version...

I didn't actually play any matches, but everything seemed to run fine. What video card are you using?

A new release of PlayOnLinux is available PlayOnLinux 4.2.6 Feel free to download it and install it. The installation does not make any changes to your games or programs in .PlayOnLinux directory.

Kung Fu Strike is an action brawler inspired by many martial arts movies. Mash buttons or strategically place each hit against enemies and bosses. Purchase new moves, abilities and finished them off with a Powerfull combo. You can even play Kung Fu Strike with a friend in cooperative...

I have updated the Guide for World Of Tanks with Wine 1.7.37 Its running really good and I even made a video: Guide: http://www.gamersonlinux.com/forum/threads/world-of-tanks-guide.725

The World Of Tanks Guide has been updated with Wine 1.7.37 No more IE8 neccessary! Runs GREAT

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Agreed... Sorry to be off topic Might as well do an introduction, half of it is here already. Then you can link to it later instead of posting Wine basics again.

Allen, you might want to use some of this to do a short explanation of how Wine works... you know, the basics Then created the guide and I'll sticky it. By the way, where does "bottle" come from? I know crossover uses the word "bottle" and PlayOnLinux uses "virtual drive" I would rather...

I love playing cooperative with friends and family. Fighting against other players is extremely annoying. I prefer bots or A.I. because its just easier in the "long run" I know bots can be annoying and predictable, but humans are even more annoying and usually too good.

Nah, I won't even bother with the retail. Who still has retail games besides me anyways? I'll do the Steam install as you did. I have a feeling it will run perfectly!

GamingOnLinux just reported Victor Vran is coming to Linux This game looks amazing and is right-up-my-alley! I've been playing Sacred 2, Torchlight II and Grim Dawn So this is the kind of action RPG I love to play. Its great that we are going to get a Linux version! Comment on...