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I've noticed sound issues in other games as well. Yes, setting to Windows XP fixes them. Something with xaudio I guess... Thanks for the shadows tip, I wonder if it works in Wine 1.8?

Sorry the screens are a bit faded. Deus Ex adjust the brightness of Linux, so I had to turn it down a bit and then the screens became way too dark

I know the feeling... I have 6 computers in a gaming LAN at home and still run windows on them. There are a few games that won't run so great in PlayOnLinux/Wine and are holding me back. Not to mention drivers as well. When playing games by myself I only use Linux these days. Where exactly is...

Do you mean the erradic shadow movement with the sun?

No problem, I can still help you... Are you doing a "manual installation" just like the guide above? You may want to download the GOG installer for COP again. Maybe it was corrupted during the download?

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I didn't know there were workspace plugins... i'll so some research

Do you mean PlayOnLinux installers? You should be able to install Call of Pripyat with these same steps. Also try using Wine 1.8-staging or Wine 1.8 Where did the installer get hung up?

In case you want an x86 board instead of an ARM Rasberry Pi Here is a decent option: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/263025908/jaguarboard-x86-based-single-board-computer/ The campaign has already been funded and hardware has been shipped Hopefully the success will result in building more...

I always thought Compiz was a resource hog for Graphics cards. So I never used it. I am very happy with Mint's workspaces

Mint 17.3 Cinnamon is using nemo

But why would he need to use sudo when using his keyring? When I typed: seahorse it doesn't ask for a password Cloasters initial problem was using "sudo" and I have a feeling its not resolvable with keyring

Oh, but he couldn't "sudo" which is the same as his login... The keyring (seahorse) on my Mint box doesn't show any local accounts or passwords The only reason he "can" login is because Mint will do an automatic login so you don't have to type the password each time

Here is one possible solution: You can reset your password following the next steps: Boot your computer hold the shift key - to make the GRUB boot menu show Use the arrow keys to highlight the second entry in the menu (recovery mode) Press the 'e' key to edit the boot parameters Scroll down to...

I just read about Seahorse and it shows you all website and network saved passwords. But it doesn't show me anything for my local accounts. Can the password be reset in /etc/passwd?

Good call, I didn't even think of that. I was trying to wonder why you were playing games at 2K As long as your video card can handle it... otherwise you can use this command in Debian/Ubuntu/Mint in the PlayOnLinux Arguments so when the game launches it will reset your resolution: xrandr -s...

Yup, /etc/passwd is there, opened it with nano and it lists all of my accounts.

So what is AntiMicro for Linux? Wait, I just searched for it. This is completely out-of-my-realm because my controllers worked out-of-the-box with Mint. I didn't use AntiMicro or anything... just Linux Mint. http://www.lgdb.org/tool/antimicro You may want to post some questions on the Linux...

Well, excuuuuuse Meee! :p Guess I'm old school with my 1680x1050 dual LCD screen :( Well no wonder PlayOnLinux and Wine have a problem with your 4K screens. For the most part they are great for older Direct X 9 games which are mostly older games. Some day I'll have enough money to invest in...

Good point, I forgot super user needs to password-in just to create an account. Is there a way to reset passwords without "sudo"? This is a common problem in Windows when someone forgets their password. If they don't know the Administrator password then the only way onto their computer is using...