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this worked for me as well in Mint 17 64-bit I wasn't getting a lot of buffer underrun errors, but after a few, I tried it.

Seriously??? 19 Gigs??? Why is it so big? It aint World of Warcraft!! Skyrim isn't that big of a download. More like 8-9 Gigs.

I used to. Played solo about 6 months ago. I'm too busy with Drakensang and Battlefield 3 and Assassin's Creed Revelations right now. I plan to go back and play some more

Really? I had no idea that their wrapper was worse than Wine or that it was a beta. Not a great way to develop for a new OS in the game industry. Not only did they affect the reputation of Linux, but also their reputation. Bad move... I hope they fix it with Witcher 3.

WHAT!!! I just saw 1.7.25 was available yesterday and now 1.7.26?

Yeah its a complicated market. There is always a "gray area" and it seems everything is routed around money. No surprise, the music and movie industries are the same. I probably won't be purchasing any Witcher games anyways, due to the adult content. My family likes to watch me play games and...

You know what I mean... The numbers mean everything for success to these companies. They aren't just doing it for "us" If their older products have success in a new niche then they are probably going to release new products in the niche as well. Its all about money. I won't be purchasing a new...

That's kinda what I thought. Why would a company get mad and "legal" over the public promoting their product?

Ah nice! Then all you need is Uplay and it likes Wine 1.7.24

I have a feeling the retail version will still force you to use Steam and Uplay. Just like the retail Skyrim I have. It forced me to use Steam as well.

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Assassin's Creed Brotherhood continues the journey of Ezio Auditore da Firenze as he conquerors Rome. Explore the vast cities in Rome, recruit assassins, fight the Borgia, learn new skills, upgrade armor and upgrade weapons. Follow my step-by-step guide on installing, configuring and...

Let us know what you think after installing it. Post some screens as well. I'm always curious about other distros.

I saw that today in Steam on my Chromebook. I thought it was a mistake, but after reading reddit, looks like its going to be real! I'm extremely excited! Can't wait to try it in Linux natively Of course my Guide will now be obsolete, but I'll leave it up anyways. I bet its a similar deal as...

That is a good idea if Zenforo can do it.

Wow, there must be a lot of homeless people. I can't imagine going to jail because I found a perfectly good monitor or keyboard in someone else's trash.

True, we could limit it to registered users only, but we do get spam users that post. Those can be moderated because I have to approve their posts or delete them if its spam. I'm just worried about people spewing trash on the front page and I'm not going to be there to remove it.

I usually forget to disable it. Then I'll launch a game and press Esc to skip an intro or video. When it crashes I remember "turn on the overlay"

Thats cool, nothing wrong with working and studying. At least you don't have a family right now. Its easier to work all day and study all night when you are single. Keep working hard! It will pay off one day. I admit, the only reason I have my job in IT right now is because of all the...

The Steam Overlay works? I've heard Wine fixed it, but haven't experienced it yet. I'm testing Assassin's Creed Brotherhood and Revelations with Wine 1.7.24 and the overlay crashes them